説明
The Zubeen Garg One Day Rapid Chess Tournament 2025 was more than just a chess competition—it was a heartfelt tribute celebrating the spirit, creativity, and inspiration of the legendary Assamese icon Zubeen Garg.
This special tournament brought together passionate chess players, young talents, and chess lovers who share the same dedication to strategy, discipline, and the beauty of mind sports. Throughout the event, many unforgettable moments were captured—moments of intense concentration, joy of victory, learning through defeat, and the emotional energy that makes chess truly special.
Some emotions in life are rare to find, and this tournament created those moments where passion, respect, and memories came together on a chessboard.
The event was proudly organised by Mind Sports Foundation & Assam Jatiya Bidyalay, supporting the growth of chess and encouraging young minds to explore the power of thinking, creativity, and sportsmanship.
This video captures the real atmosphere of the tournament—the players, the moves, the silent battles on the board, and the spirit of tribute to a legend who continues to inspire Assam.
As a creator, I believe capturing these moments is not just recording an event.
I am an artist, and through this lens I capture emotions, stories, and memories that live forever.
📍 Event: Zubeen Garg One Day Rapid Chess Tournament 2025
🏫 Organised by: Mind Sports Foundation & Assam Jatiya Bidyalay
♟️ Theme: Chess, Tribute & Rare Emotional Moments
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Zubeen: (Lighting a cigarette, observing the painting with sharp eyes)
“Eiya ki?” (What is this?)
You:
It’s my latest piece, Zubeen Da. I was trying to capture the soul of the Brahmaputra… but somehow it still feels incomplete.
Zubeen: (smiles slightly)
Brahmaputra is not just a river… it’s madness, it’s life, it’s rebellion.
You are trying to paint the water.
Don’t paint the water.
Paint the sound of the wind touching the Kashphul.
Paint the silence after the flood.
Paint the smell of the earth when the river leaves its scars behind.
You:
I keep thinking about technique… the lighting, the frames.
I want it to be perfect.
Zubeen: (waves his hand dismissively)
Dhatt!
Technique is for people who are afraid to feel.
Art is not a mathematics class.
If your heart is crying, let the brush cry.
If you are angry, let the colors scream.
Look at me…
I don’t sing with my throat.
I sing with my guts.
You:
But what if people don’t understand it?
What if it doesn’t sell?
Zubeen: (looks deeply into your eyes)
Listen carefully.
You are an artist. Not a shopkeeper.
The moment you start thinking about the market,
you quietly kill the creator inside you.
Be like a Eucalyptus tree—
Stand tall. Stand alone if you must.
One day…
people will walk miles just to sit in your shade.
Moral:
True art is not created for applause or profit.
It is created when the soul refuses to stay silent.