Archive · 1 Oct 2026
Ranabaali Episode Explores Forgotten Stories of British India
A documentary series called Ranabaali is telling stories about India’s past.
Its second episode is called The History We Forgot.
Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna appear in the episode.
They discuss how India’s farm products were exploited during British rule.
They also talk about the railway system built during that time.
The episode looks at this history from a different point of view.
Rashmika said researching the past helped her understand people’s struggles.
The series has two more episodes planned, including one coming on October 2.
The second Ranabaali episode, The History We Forgot, has been released on YouTube.
Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna discuss lesser-known aspects of India under British rule.
The episode examines the exploitation of India’s agricultural produce during the colonial period.
It also explores the railway network built during British rule and challenges the usual narrative about its introduction.
The four-episode series will continue with The Men We Forgot on October 2, while the finale’s release date is pending.
- Who
- Vijay Deverakonda, Rashmika Mandanna, director Rahul Sankrityan, and the production team behind Ranabaali.
- What
- The second episode of the Ranabaali documentary series, The History We Forgot, has been released.
- When
- The episode is currently available; the third episode is scheduled for October 2, and the film is due on October 16.
- Where
- The episode was released on YouTube, and the film is scheduled for a worldwide release.
- Why
- The series aims to uncover forgotten stories connected to India’s history under British rule and the film’s universe.
- Series
- Ranabaali – Never Forget the Truth
- Episode
- The History We Forgot
- Platform
- YouTube
- Featured actors
- Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna
- Next episode
- The Men We Forgot, scheduled for October 2
- Film release
- October 16, on Vijayadashami
- Production
- Mythri Movie Makers, presented by T-Series