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Vo Ha Tram looks stunning at the event, revealing the reason behind her relationship with her Indian husband.

Nov 06, 2026

Hanoi [Vietnam], November 6: Vo Hạ Trâm recently shared her thoughts on her role as an ambassador for the film 'Ramayana: The Origin of a Legend', and also revealed what creates the bond between her and her Indian husband in their married life.
On the evening of November 6th, the film Ramayana: The Origin of a Legend was officially introduced to Vietnamese audiences. At the premiere event of this film adaptation of the famous Indian epic, Vo Ha Tram's appearance in a unique black dress design attracted much attention. Prior to this, she was announced as the film's ambassador in Vietnam.
Ramayana: The Origin of a Legend tells the story of Prince Rama (played by Ranbir Kapoor), destined to confront the demon king Ravana (played by Yash) when the world faces the threat of collapse. Beyond the battles between good and evil, the story also celebrates love, loyalty, and sacrifice. The film premiered in Vietnam on November 6th.
Sharing with us, Vo Ha Tram expressed her pride in being given the role of ambassador to promote the film. According to the 9X singer, when she received the invitation, she shared this with her partner and he enthusiastically supported her. For her part, Vo Ha Tram said she has a strong connection with India. This is not only because of her current family, but also because of a successful music project she worked on in 2023.
"When I received the invitation to be an ambassador for Ramayana: The Origin of a Legend, I was quite surprised. Before that, I had seen the trailer and my husband advised me to accept, because it is a famous Indian work. I feel happy and excited to become a bridge for Vietnamese audiences to enjoy an epic Indian film," the mother of two shared.
Source: Thanh Nein Newspaper

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