Ya Ali! Saturday night fever on Monday morning
- Zubeen Garg to perform at four Guwahati colleges to mark launch of Hindi 
album     A STAFF REPORTER TELEGRAPH INDIA                 All for the youths   
Guwahati, Sept. 6: For once, students in Guwahati will wish away the weekend. 
For once, they will long for Monday morning.
  Lectures will take a backseat, books will remain in the satchel and the 
canteen adda will begin and end with how close you can get to Zubeen Garg.
  Ya Ali! It will be a day to remember!
  The youth icon has decided to pay tribute to all those who are responsible 
for his popularity — the youths he means — and guess how?
  The singer will hit four city colleges on that day and perform solely for the 
students as part of the launch of his Hindi album, Zindagi.
  His first stop will be his alma mater, B. Borooah College, followed by short 
performances at Gauhati Commerce College, Handique Girls’ College and Cotton 
College.
  “The youths are my biggest fans and all credit go to them for my success. My 
new album is a tribute to them. I will be singing at several colleges in 
short-duration performances,” Zubeen said from Hyderabad today.
  In fact, the singer has promised to donate part of the album’s proceeds to 
his college which was gutted in a fire two years ago. 
  Zubeen also has plans to perform in colleges outside the city — the dates for 
which are being worked out.
  “Besides singing, I will also interact with the students and try to 
understand them. Their feedback will help me sing more for them,” he said.
  In October, Zubeen will light up the silver screen with a youth-oriented 
film, Mon Jai.
  “The story of the film revolves around the struggle of four Assamese jobless 
youths. Zubeen, who plays the lead, is an unemployed youth who wanders from 
place to place in search of a job. Poverty finally takes the four to the world 
of crime,” Manoj Das, the producer of the film, said. 
  Nishita Goswami has been cast opposite Zubeen in the film.
  Youths are sure to flood the theatres in October but for now, they can hardly 
wait for Monday. 
  “This is really great news. We are eagerly waiting for September 10. Zubeen 
is a role model for me and I feel inspired by his struggle and success story,” 
Hrishikesh Goswami, a student of Cotton College, said.
  All four colleges where Zubeen will perform are making special arrangements 
to welcome the singer. 
  B. Borooah College, in fact, will hold a felicitation for its famous alumnus.

       
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