Telugu star Rashmika Mandanna recently starred in a pan-Indian limelight in Badshah and Yuvan Shankar Raja’s new music video ‘Top Tucker’, and is set to make her Bollywood debut. Rashmika played a role in the Amitabh Bachchan starring role in “Goodbye”, which she signed even before her debut Hindi film “Mission Majnu” was released.
Rashmika, who is best known for roles in telugu films such as “Geetha Govindam” and “Dear Comrade”, is amused that fans in the south coined the term “National Crush” to describe her. She prefers to underplay the worship.
‘I’m aware of that, but not at the same time. I know there’s so much love for me out there, but I’m not encouraged about it. I know where my roots are and I know what it’s all about. I’m mindful of who I’m a person, and it’s not that I’m like ‘oh my God! I am swept away by all love ‘appreciation’. I’m totally grounded and my team hates me for it, but that’s the kind of person I am, “shares Rashmika, who shares the screen space with Sidharth Malhotra in her debut film” Mission Majnu “. The film is currently on the floor and she will complete the survey in the coming week.
Her next film after “Mission Majnu” is the Big B star “Goodbye”. Rashmika shares an interesting anecdote about the film.
‘Initially, when I read the script, it was about the script, because nobody told me anything about who was going to be thrown next to me! I liked the script, and later I was told that Bachchan would be sir in the movie, and I wanted to ‘wait, come on. what?!’ It sounded too good to be true and I thought someone was playing a prank, ‘she recalls.
‘Until the announcement was, I was like,’ ok, is this happening? what happens, someone says please. “Then the announcement happened and I was like ‘ok, it’s happening,'” Rashmika giggled, thinking of her reaction.
The actor made her debut with the Kannada film “Kirik Party” in 2016, followed by the Telugu debut “Chalo”. She recently entered the Tamil industry with Sulthan. Rashmika believes she is a pan-Indian face because language was never an obstacle in her mind.
‘I think a year later when I made my debut in Kannada, I had already worked in the Telugu industry and two years in the Telugu industry. My first Tamil movie appeared a year later, I now have Hindi releases. For me, I never liked the idea of being in one industry. If an actor’s film only appears in a particular language, it’s only Kannada or Tamil actors. I call myself a pan-face because I think that as a person I can build anything and do any job in any industry or language, and that I can do a damn good job, ‘she claims.
Source: Telangana Today