Actress Rashmika Mandanna, known for her roles in films like “Mission Majnu” and “Pushpa,” has reportedly been cheated out of ₹80 lakh by her longtime manager, who has now been fired.The incident came to light recently, and Rashmika wasted no time in terminating her manager’s services, as they had been with her since the beginning of her career.
Although Rashmika has yet to officially comment on the matter, a source revealed that she preferred not to create a scene and decided to handle the situation herself.
Despite this setback, Rashmika is actively involved in several upcoming projects.
One of them is the movie “Animal,” directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga, which also stars Ranbir Kapoor, Anil Kapoor, and Bobby Deol.The film is scheduled to release on August 11.Additionally, Rashmika is currently shooting for “Pushpa: The Rule,” the second part of the “Pushpa” franchise, alongside Allu Arjun, with Sukumar directing.In the film, she portrays the character Srivalli.
A fan of Rashmika expressed their desire for a stronger and more impactful portrayal of Srivalli in the second part of “Pushpa.” Rashmika responded to the tweet, expressing her own hope for the character’s development, stating, “I hope so too, let’s see.”
“Pushpa: The Rule” will focus on the clash between Allu Arjun’s character and Fahadh Faasil, who was introduced as the main antagonist in the first part of the film.The original version of “Pushpa” was filmed in Telugu but was also dubbed and released in Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada.
This multi-language release marked a first for Allu Arjun.The movie centers around Allu Arjun’s character, who is a truck driver involved in sandalwood smuggling.
It achieved significant success at the box office, grossing over ₹300 crore worldwide.
Despite the unfortunate incident with her manager, Rashmika Mandanna remains focused on her upcoming projects, including “Animal” and “Pushpa: The Rule.” Her fans eagerly await the release of these films and hope for a more impactful portrayal of her character in the second installment of “Pushpa.”
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