Rashmika Mandanna, affectionately referred to by her admirers as "Crushmika," is well-known for her remarkable film performances and has become extremely famous due to her adaptability and engaging on-screen persona. The actress, however, claims that she doesn't have a plan when choosing movies and that she doesn't take life too seriously since she feels that a single "divine power" is directing her.
 
Because of her roles in popular films like "Geetha Govindam," "Chamak," "Pushpa," and "Animal," to mention a few, rashmika is undoubtedly one of the best heroines in indian cinema. Does she consider the value she would bring to the production or the value it would provide to her while choosing films? "I think if you start thinking that way, you know, then life just becomes too hard," the actress, who has a dazzling grin, told IANS.
 
I don't take my life too seriously, to start. I just have the impression that I am being guided by a single divine force. She said, "And to be honest, I just go with the flow."
 
The telling is what counts for rashmika, who has been dubbed the National Crush.
 
"However, I don't care about the character, whether I'm a grandma, a mother of two or four children, or anything else when I see movies where I want to be a part of the plot. With a natural glitter and kindness in her eyes, the actor stated, "I just want to be a part of that storytelling."
 
And you have undoubtedly seen that in every movie. I'm not For example, I will act in the movie no matter what I do if the plot interests me.
 
There is no plan that the actress adheres to.
 
I don't do it in a strategic manner. However, I've been really fortunate to be a part of these tales. And the stories we're telling the audience are fantastic. And the reason I'm happy is because we work so hard for them.
 
And you know you're doing something right when people enjoy your work. rashmika, who holds degrees in english literature, journalism, and psychology, added, "Of course, we have no influence over whether a single film succeeds or fails.
 
"Chhaava," starring Vicky Kaushal, is the actress' most recent release. There are several "heroes in our country that should be fully celebrated," according to Rashmika.

We are unaware of the feelings that underlie the stories we read about them. Fortunately, we work in an area that allows us to give these characters feelings and make them seem quite approachable. You think, "Well, those are our people," when you see them on a 70mm screen. These include the fact that monarchs like Sambhaji Maharaj helped shape our nation into what it is today.
 
Rashmika finds historical dramas exciting for this reason.
 
"I never imagined I would ever have the chance to play a Maharani or be a part of a periodic drama itself, so I'm really proud that I got to play a character like Yesubai Maharani." I'm overjoyed.
 

 
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14/02/2025 10:22 AM