Boucharebs

Boucharebs is a surname of Algerian origin used by individuals in Algeria, France, and among the North African diaspora. In English-language contexts, the plural form Boucharebs is used when referring to multiple members of the family.

The exact etymology of the name is not widely documented in public sources. The surname may derive from Arabic roots or from a place-based or occupational origin in the Maghreb, but specific linguistic derivations are unclear.

Notable people with the surname include Rachid Bouchareb, a French-Algerian film director known for Days of Glory (Indigènes) and Hors-la-loi. His work has been recognized for addressing historical memory and the experiences of North African soldiers in global cinema.