Rashmika Mandanna is young, beautiful, and highly successful. Despite being an outsider with no Godfather in the film industry she has not only managed to become highly successful in the Southern movies but also has achieved a good name in Bollywood. After the super duper success of Pushpa: The Rise and Animal, Rashoo is now on the threshold of becoming a leading superstar in India if her upcoming movies deliver as expected.
The beautiful actress has a stellar lineup of movies with big stars. Chhava She will be next seen in a historical epic titled Chhava with Vicky Kaushal playing the male lead as Sambhaji Raje Bhonsale and Rashoo will portray his wife Yesubai Bhonsale. Sambhaji was the son of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and a very famous warrior who was killed by Aurangzeb.
While the main focus of the movie will be on Vicky as Sambhaji, Rashmika as Yesubai is also expected to get a few meatier scenes and dialogues. Pushpa 2 Pushpa: The Rule is the much-awaited movie of 2024. Earlier scheduled to release on August 15, now it will hit the theaters on December 6.
Just as fans loved Allu Arjun and his swag as Pushpa, fans also loved Rashoo’s Srivalli and are waiting eagerly for the movie to reach the theaters. Pushpa 2 is expected to get a big opening and propel the career of Rashmika Mandanna towards stardom. Sikandar Rashmika has been roped in to play the female lead in Salman Khan’s upcoming movie Sikandar with famous South Indian director A.
R. Murugadoss. While not much is known about the role of the Dear Comrade actress in Sikandar it is going to be a big-budget flick bankrolled by Sajid Nadiadwala and will also feature Suniel Shetty in an important role.
Rainbow The actress has also been signed for a Tamil-Telugu bilingual movie that also stars Dev Mohan and Rao Ramesh. It is going to be a female-centric drama directed by debutant director Shantharuban Gnanasekaran. Kubera Also starring Dhanush and Nagarjuna, this Rashmika Mandanna big movie will be directed by Sekhar Kammula and is expected to be released in the first half of 2025.
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