Rashmika Mandanna, the reigning “Queen of the South,” has become a household name in India and beyond. Over the past decade, she’s carved a niche for herself in Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, and Malayalam cinema.
Mandanna’s career began with Kannada films, where her bubbly charm and relatable roles in rom-coms like “Kirik Party” (2016) won her legions of fans. She then transitioned seamlessly into Telugu cinema, showcasing her dramatic prowess in films like “Geetha Govindam” (2018). Her ability to balance commercial and critically-acclaimed projects has solidified her place as a leading actress.
But Mandanna isn’t afraid to push boundaries. She recently took on a bold and deglamorized role in the thriller “Dear Comrade” (2019), proving her versatility as an actor.
This actress was recently honored to be the first Indian Woman to be invited to present an award at the anime awards in Japan, and during a get ready with me session, Rashmika mandanna revealed that she gets nervous before attending big events even after many years of experience and how she deals with it is surprising. This actress grabs a coffee whenever she feels nervous and also intrestingly she starts working out intensely to get over the nervousness.