Rashmika Mandanna’s career has been blazing lately, with notable appearances in films like “Pushpa: The Rise,” “Sita Ramam,” and “Animal.” In a candid conversation with Lifestyle Asia, she delved into her appreciation for the success she’s achieved, emphasizing her refusal to overlook its significance.
Rashmika emphasized her stance on not underestimating the significance of joy or success. She acknowledged the abundance of talent and beauty in the world, recognizing that there are individuals who may surpass her in these aspects. However, she expressed gratitude for the opportunities that have brought her to her current position. Rashmika stressed the importance of cherishing every moment of joy and success, a lesson she has learned and embraced over the course of her journey in the past few years.
The Sita Ramam actress candidly addressed the scrutiny that accompanies fame, describing it as a “normal” aspect of her journey. However, she also emphasized the necessity of developing resilience to navigate the constant attention and criticism that comes with being in the public eye. Rashmika highlighted the reality that speaking out often invites a flood of judgments and opinions, which, although typical, can take a toll on one’s mental and emotional well-being if they lack thick skin. She shed light on the often overlooked consequences of such pressures, urging awareness of their potential impact.
Rashmika is currently juggling a multitude of projects spanning both Telugu and Hindi cinema. Fans can anticipate her reprising her role as Srivalli in Sukumar’s highly anticipated “Pushpa 2: The Rule,” alongside Allu Arjun, set to hit screens on August 15th. Additionally, she’s delving into diverse roles, including a Telugu-Tamil bilingual film titled “Rainbow” and a captivating project titled “The Girlfriend,” helmed by director Rahul Ravindran. In the realm of Hindi cinema, she’s immersed in the shooting of “Chaava,” a star-studded venture featuring Vicky Kaushal, Akshaye Khanna, and Pradeep Rawat. Rashmika’s versatility and dedication promise an exciting array of cinematic experiences for audiences across languages.
