Whether it’s the fire in Srivalli’s eyes or the quiet dignity of Maharani Yesubai, Rashmika Mandanna’s performances resonate across languages and screens. Often hailed as India’s Sweetheart, and truly Pan India's Biggest Star Rashmika continues to balance stardom with sincerity, especially when it comes to portraying layered, emotionally rich characters.The actress opened up about her process behind playing some of her most complex roles— Maharani Yesubai, Srivalli, and Geetanjali. “When you have experienced enough in life, in terms of heartbreaks and happiness, when you play these characters onscreen which are strong yet vulnerable and conflicted, it is you being human,” she said. She added “All humans are very layered—they have grey shades, black and white, In my 28 years, I’ve seen so much, been through so much that I approach my characters like that. I imagine myself having lived the life of Srivalli or Geetanjali and I just play with it."
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And the nation is watching. With an ever-growing fan base, Rashmika is not just Nation's favorite —she’s a phenomenon. Her appeal lies in her relatability, her smile, and most importantly, her ability to bring truth to fiction. As she gears up for her next big release, Thama, which marks her entry into India’s first vampire cinematic universe, Rashmika Mandanna’s journey is more than just stardom—it’s about breaking barriers and proving that sheer hard work, not background, defines success. From a small-town girl to one of India’s most celebrated actresses, her rise is a testament to the power of dreams and determination. And this is just the beginning! With an exciting lineup including Pushpa 3: The Rampage, Animal Park, Kubera, Thama, and The Girlfriend, one thing is certain—Rashmika is definitely on the rise.