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A new film retells the Hindu epic Ramayana, with Ranbir Kapoor in the cast.

A new film retells the Hindu epic Ramayana, with Ranbir Kapoor in the cast (BBC). A review describes Ramayana: Rise of a Legend as a large-scale epic and India’s most expensive film (The Guardian).

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  • A new film retells the Hindu epic Ramayana, with Ranbir Kapoor in the cast (BBC).

    BBC
  • A review describes Ramayana: Rise of a Legend as a large-scale epic and India’s most expensive film (The Guardian).

    The Guardian
  • 10,000+ searches appear in the latest Google Trends snapshot.

    Source: Google Trends

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10,000+ searches · +1000% · 2 news outlets

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What is happening? Answered

A new film retells the Hindu epic Ramayana, with Ranbir Kapoor in the cast (BBC). A review describes Ramayana: Rise of a Legend as a large-scale epic and India’s most expensive film (The Guardian).

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Which news outlets are covering this? Answered

BBC, The Guardian.

BBC The Guardian
How much search interest is there? Answered

10,000+ searches in Google’s 48-hour measurement window.

Source: Google Trends
When did this appear in search? Answered

Google lists the trend start as Thu, 05 Nov 2026 23:20:00 GMT.

Source: Google Trends
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