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Reble’s Dhurandhar break takes Meghalaya to audiences beyond Northeast
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Reble’s Dhurandhar break takes Meghalaya to audiences beyond Northeast

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma awarded the 'Icon of the Year' title to rapper Reble (stage name of Daiaphi Lamare) at the Hello Meghalaya Music Awards on World Music Day. Reble gained national attention through her involvement in the Bollywood film Dhurandhar, highlighting Meghalaya's rising influence in India's entertainment sector. Sangma announced plans to establish a Film City, Film Institute, and Music Institute in the state to foster a creative economy. He emphasized these initiatives as long-term investments in youth and talent, citing the success of the state-backed Hello Meghalaya OTT platform and the Grassroots Music Programme, which supports thousands of artists.

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Reble’s Dhurandhar break takes Meghalaya to audiences beyond Northeast

Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma awarded the 'Icon of the Year' title to rapper Reble (stage name of Daiaphi Lamare) at the Hello Meghalaya Music Awards on World Music Day. Reble gained national attention through her involvement in the Bollywood film Dhurandhar, highlighting Meghalaya's rising influence in India's entertainment sector. Sangma announced plans to establish a Film City, Film Institute, and Music Institute in the state to foster a creative economy. He emphasized these initiatives as long-term investments in youth and talent, citing the success of the state-backed Hello Meghalaya OTT platform and the Grassroots Music Programme, which supports thousands of artists.

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