Oct9,2025
Zubeen was influenced by progressive artists and thinkers. He followed Assamese communist poet Hiren Bhattacharya.
Zubeen saw himself as an artist for the masses, focussing on themese that resonated with the working class
A critique of caste system, Zubeen publicly denounced his Brahmin identity. He asserted that he had no caste, religion. For him humanity was his religion.
Zubeen stood firm against divisive and chauvinistic forces, using his platform to promote an inclusive Assamese identity
The song 'Politics Nokoriba Bondhu' was one of Zubeen's most famous and rebelious song which he penned, in which he speaks of a society that is far above politics, where all are equal.
A true artist, Zubeen defied United Liberation Front of Asom's (ULFA) ban on performing Hindi songs during Bihu, promoting cultural diversity and freedom instead.
Zubeen remained deeply connected to his roots and the common people of Assam. He viewed himself as a voice for the voiceless rather than a product of capitalist culture