Rashmika Mandanna recently spoke to Hindustan Times in an interview and revealed that acting was never part of her plan.
She said, “To be completely honest, the younger version of me would have never imagined becoming an actress because it was never part of the plan. But looking back, I’m so grateful I took that leap because it changed my life in so many ways”.
This is surprising given her rapid rise in Bollywood after her debut in ‘Animal’ with Ranbir Kapoor and her established success in South Indian cinema.
Rashmika’s approach to her career is super simple and down to earth: she does what makes her happy and fulfilled.
She advises anyone who is hesitant to take risks to be bold and says if someone from a small town like Coorg can make it, anyone can.
This is both inspiring and practical and reminds us to grab opportunities no matter how uncertain.
She also spoke about managing the pressure of success with a realistic attitude saying, “When it comes to handling the pressure of success and expectations, I know nothing in life is permanent.
You can have it all one day and the next day it can change”. This mindset along with the support of her family and close friends keeps her grounded and humble amidst all the fame.
With ‘Thama’, ‘Kuberaa’ and ‘Pushpa 3: The Rampage’ in the line, Rashmika is all set to continue her streak – not as a star who followed a predetermined path but as one who carved her own through hardwork and authenticity.
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