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Alia Bhatt shares BTS pictures of Ranbir Kapoor with daughter Raha from Ramayana sets: “Some stories are bigger than all of us”
- On Thursday, November 5, 2026, Ramayana released globally as actress Alia Bhatt shared behind-the-scenes photos of husband Ranbir Kapoor dressed as Lord Rama interacting with their daughter, Raha Kapoor, on set.
- Ranbir recently told BBC News India that the role of Lord Rama arrived at a pivotal time in his life, coinciding with his journey into fatherhood and desire to become a better individual.
- The ensemble cast includes Sai Pallavi as Sita, Yash as Ravana, Sunny Deol as Hanuman, and Ravi Dubey as Lakshmana, with critics citing DNEG's visual effects as among the film's biggest strengths.
- According to box office tracker Sacnilk, the film has earned around 34 crore from theatres, while audiences and critics have offered mixed to positive reviews of the Valmiki epic adaptation.
- Filmmaker Atlee called the film an "extraordinary cinematic experience," while the production previously locked a Diwali 2028 release for Part Two, which will showcase the epic battle in Lanka.
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Ranbir Kapoor kisses daughter Raha in an adorable BTS pic from 'Ramayana', shared by Alia Bhatt as she showers praise on her husband: 'You poured everything into this one'
The much-anticipated film 'Ramayana: Rise Of A Legend', featuring Ranbir Kapoor, has been released to rave reviews. To celebrate this milestone, Alia Bhatt posted adorable behind-the-scenes moments with their daughter, Raha Kapoor. The film's ambitious budget of Rs 4,000 crore aims to cement its place as a worldwide success story, with dazzling visual effects from DNEG and an extensive launch across 70,000 screens.
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A photo of Alia Bhatt expressing shock and surprise at a scene from Ramayana is going viral. She also reviewed the film.
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