Singer Jubeen Garg’s Shocking Health Confession to Anu Malik Before His Untimely Death

Anu Malik recalls Jubeen Garg’s blackout health problem and his love for Assam over Mumbai.

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Jubeen Garg Health Confession Anu Malik Untimely Death
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Highlights
  • Jubeen Garg confessed to Anu Malik about sudden blackout health issues.
  • The singer loved Assam deeply and preferred it over Mumbai’s fast-paced life.
  • Jubeen’s untimely death during scuba diving in Singapore shocked fans worldwide.

Famous playback singer Jubeen Garg’s sudden demise during a scuba diving session in Singapore has left the music industry and his fans heartbroken. Bollywood music composer and singer Anu Malik, who worked with him in films like Mission Istanbul (2008) and Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon (2003), opened up about the late singer’s health struggles.

“He Used to Blackout Suddenly”

In a heartfelt conversation with HT, Anu Malik revealed, “He was a very humble and gentle person. Jubeen once told me that he would suddenly blackout. I advised him to undergo a medical check-up and start treatment.” Malik recalled meeting Jubeen for the first time in Assam and giving him a chance to sing in Fiza. From there, their musical journey picked pace.

Deep Connection With Assam

According to Malik, Jubeen’s love for Assam’s hills and nature kept pulling him back. Even though he could have achieved greater success by staying in Mumbai, Jubeen preferred to return home. He was also actively involved in social work, running a charity to help flood-affected regions in Assam.

“Sir, I Won’t Come Back to Mumbai”

Anu Malik revealed that Jubeen often spoke with pride about his regional music. Despite Malik encouraging him to stay in Mumbai for more opportunities, Jubeen always insisted on returning to Assam. “Once he told me—Anu sir, I don’t want to come back to Mumbai. If you call me, I’ll come for recording but will always return to Assam,” Malik recalled.

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