Ramayana: Part 1, a 2026 Indian film directed by Nitesh Tiwari, drew 785,245 page views on Nov. 6, the most among film, television and music subjects, according to Wikipedia.
The film's daily count rose from 60,024 on Nov. 2 to 609,307 on Nov. 5 before climbing again. It ranked second across all subjects on Nov. 6.
Page views measure attention alone. The counts do not establish approval, quality or success, and the rankings cover all subjects, including those outside film, television and music.
Russell Brand, the English former comedian and actor, followed with 507,816 views, Wikipedia said. His count fell from 571,124 the previous day but remained far above the 12,055 recorded on Nov. 4. He ranked fifth across all subjects.
Scene, a 2026 Indian film by Jithu Madhavan, drew 159,862 views and ranked 14th. That was more than six times its Nov. 5 count of 25,986. Madhavan wrote and directed the Tamil-language action comedy, which stars Suriya, Naslen and Nazriya Nazim.
Godzilla Minus Zero, a 2026 Japanese film by Takashi Yamazaki, recorded 122,560 views, up from 23,658 on Nov. 2 and 77,851 on Nov. 5. The sequel to Godzilla Minus One ranked 18th. Yamazaki wrote and directed the film and handled its visual effects.
Jailer 2, a 2026 Indian film by Nelson Dilipkumar, moved in the opposite direction. Its count fell each day from 111,475 on Nov. 2 to 70,740 on Nov. 6, when it ranked 32nd. The Tamil-language action comedy is a sequel to Jailer.
American singer Katy Perry drew 64,525 views, placing 36th. That was down from 67,378 on Nov. 5, following a jump from 5,412 on Nov. 4.
Pete Hegseth, an American government official and television personality, recorded 63,696 views and ranked 37th. His count declined from 69,597 the previous day, after rising from 9,957 on Nov. 2.
British television presenter Kirsty Gallacher followed in 38th place with 61,997 views. Her count rose from 2,368 on Nov. 4 to 59,057 on Nov. 5, then increased again.
You Can See Everything, a 2026 documentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, drew 53,989 views and ranked 49th. Its daily count fell throughout the period from 99,891 on Nov. 2.
VisionQuest, a Marvel Studios television miniseries, ranked 50th with 53,221 views. That was down from 157,657 on Nov. 4 and 79,462 on Nov. 5. Terry Matalas created the Disney+ series, a spin-off from and sequel to WandaVision featuring the Marvel Comics character Vision.
