Music plays a pivotal role in film, and in recent times, Dhurandhar has proved it. From using Arabic music to collaborating with international artists and recreating old classics with a modern flair, the film has all kinds of music ruling our playlists. While the music is gaining popularity, Daiaphi Lamare, popularly known as Reble, has showcased her talent by rapping in a couple of songs featured in the film. Let’s know more about her.
Who is Daiaphi Lamare aka rapper Reble?
Hailing from the verdant West Jaintia Hills of Meghalaya, Daiaphi Lamare, aka Reble, is one of the leading female rappers in the country. She recently impressed listeners with her sharp, confident verses in Dhurandhar tracks such as Run Down the City – Monica and Naal Nachna. Her dynamic voice and energetic style have stood out.
She was inclined towards music from the age of 5, when she started noticing sounds like rock, hip hop, and indie. By 10, she was scribbling rhymes, rapping, and trying to find a place for herself. She drew inspiration from artists like Linkin Park, Eminem, André 3000, and others whom she listened to while growing up. She exploded into the mainstream with impactful singles like Terror, Set It Off, and New Riot.
Her artist name reflects that defiance. “Reble comes from rebellion. I always hated being told what to do,” she once said. One of her notable recent highlights includes her collaboration on the Malayalam film Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra, where her contribution added a fresh musical edge.
About Dhurandhar
The film is said to be inspired by real-life events, focusing on geopolitical tensions and covert operations carried out by India’s RAW. It particularly highlights Operation Lyari, a crackdown by the Pakistani government targeting gangs and criminal networks in Karachi’s Lyari area. The film also stars Sara Arjun, Sanjay Dutt, Arjun Rampal, Akshaye Khanna, and R. Madhavan in pivotal roles. Released on December 5, 2025, the makers have confirmed that the sequel, Dhurandhar 2, will hit theatres on March 19, 2026.
Recently, the film came under scrutiny due to polarised opinions. While celebs are praising the cinematic storytelling, a section of the audience is displeased by the portrayal of politics.