Gayatri Hazarika was a beloved Assamese singer whose soulful voice and unique ability to blend traditional and contemporary Assamese music captivated audiences across Assam and beyond. Renowned for her iconic song, “Xora Pate Pate Phagun Naame”, she left an indelible mark on the Assamese music industry. Tragically, Gayatri passed away on May 16, 2025, at the age of 44 after a courageous battle with colon cancer. This page is a tribute to her life, music, and enduring legacy.
Early Life and Career
Born in Assam, Gayatri Hazarika grew up immersed in the region’s rich cultural heritage. Her passion for music led her to become a prominent playback singer and live performer. While specific details about her early life are scarce, her career was marked by a deep connection to Assamese traditions, which she skillfully wove into her performances. Her emotionally resonant voice and versatility made her a standout figure in the industry.
Musical Contributions
Gayatri Hazarika’s music resonated deeply with listeners, earning her widespread acclaim. Her most famous song, “Xora Pate Pate Phagun Naame”, became an anthem of Assamese music, celebrated for its haunting melody and emotional depth. Other notable songs include:
- Tumi Kun Birohi Ananya
- Jank Nasil Bonot
- Xeuji Xopon
- Rati Rati Mor Xoon
- Ohar Dore Ubhoti Aatori Gola
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Her songs are available on platforms like Gaana and Wynk Music, where fans continue to enjoy her soulful melodies.
Legacy and Impact
Gayatri Hazarika was a cultural icon in Assam, admired for her ability to bridge traditional and modern musical styles. Her passing on May 16, 2025, prompted an outpouring of grief from fans, fellow artists, and public figures, including Assam’s Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, who praised her enduring contributions to Assamese music. Her powerful live performances and soulful recordings continue to inspire musicians and listeners alike.
Conclusion
The loss of Gayatri Hazarika is deeply felt, but her music remains a testament to her talent and dedication. Through songs like “Xora Pate Pate Phagun Naame”, she will continue to touch hearts and preserve the spirit of Assamese culture. We invite you to explore her music and share in celebrating her remarkable legacy.