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Ranbir Kapoor Cites Ramayana as Ancient Source of Flying Cars, Preceding Elon Musk
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Ranbir Kapoor Cites Ramayana as Ancient Source of Flying Cars, Preceding Elon Musk

✍️ Outlook India 🗓 03 Nov 2026, 09:37 AM 👁 19
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Actor Ranbir Kapoor remarked that the ancient Indian epic Ramayana mentions flying vehicles, suggesting they existed millennia before modern concepts popularized by Elon Musk.

Bollywood star Ranbir Kapoor recently highlighted a passage from the Hindu epic Ramayana that describes aerial chariots, asserting that the text references flying vehicles long before contemporary innovators such as Elon Musk. Kapoor made the comment during a media interaction, where he was asked about futuristic technology and its cultural roots.
He explained that the Ramayana’s description of "Vimana" – mythic flying machines used by deities – demonstrates India’s ancient imagination of aerial transport. By drawing this parallel, Kapoor suggested that the idea of flying cars is not a modern invention but has deep mythological origins.
The actor’s statement sparked discussion on social media, with some viewers appreciating the cultural pride it evoked, while others cautioned against equating mythological narratives with present‑day engineering. No official scientific claim was made, and the remark remains a personal observation by the celebrity.
Kapoor, known for his roles in mainstream Hindi cinema, did not elaborate on any technical feasibility, focusing instead on the symbolic significance of the ancient text. The comment adds to a growing trend of Indian public figures referencing heritage in conversations about modern technology.
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