Ramayana: Part 1, a 2026 Indian film directed by Nitesh Tiwari, drew 735,438 page views on Nov. 12, the most among the listed entertainment subjects, according to Wikipedia.
The film ranked fourth across all subjects and drew nearly twice as many views as American actor and comedian Anthony Clark, the next entertainment subject listed. The counts cover Nov. 12, 2026, in UTC.
Views for Ramayana: Part 1 fell from 776,693 on Nov. 11 and 840,888 on Nov. 10. The Hindi-language mythological film is based on the Hindu epic Ramayana, with a screenplay co-written by Tiwari and Shridhar Raghavan.
Clark, whose lifespan is listed as 1964–2026, ranked seventh across all subjects with 374,893 views. That was up from 1,991 the previous day and 157 on Nov. 10. He played Greg Warner in the CBS sitcom Yes, Dear.
American actor Stacy Keach, whose lifespan is listed as 1941–2026, drew 142,036 views, placing 17th. Views fell from 562,990 on Nov. 11, after rising from 1,430 on Nov. 10. His stage and screen awards included four Drama Desk Awards.
English comedian, writer and actor David Walliams ranked 18th with 138,004 views. That was down from 325,997 on Nov. 11 and 512,804 on Nov. 10. His television work includes the BBC sketch comedy Little Britain.
English comedian, actor and media personality Russell Brand drew 116,285 views, placing 23rd. His count fell from 207,654 the previous day and about 1 million on Nov. 9. His work includes comedy films and stand-up specials.
American government official and television personality Pete Hegseth ranked 25th with 107,688 views, up from 80,358 on Nov. 11. Hegseth, a former television personality, has served as U.S. defense secretary since 2025.
Jailer 2, a 2026 Indian film by Nelson Dilipkumar, followed in 26th place with 107,131 views, up from 73,742 the previous day. The Tamil-language action comedy is a sequel to Jailer, released in 2023.
Indian composer and playback singer Anirudh Ravichander ranked 27th with 102,669 views. His count rose from 3,791 on Nov. 8 to 82,456 on Nov. 11. He works primarily in Tamil cinema, alongside some Telugu and Hindi films.
VisionQuest, a 2026 Marvel Studios television miniseries, placed 28th with 102,126 views, down from 240,738 the previous day. Created by Terry Matalas for Disney+, it follows the Marvel Comics character Vision and is a sequel to WandaVision.
Scene, an Indian film by Jithu Madhavan, ranked 31st with 98,310 views. Views for the Tamil-language action comedy fell each day after reaching 175,996 on Nov. 9. Page views measure attention, without establishing approval, quality or commercial success.
