Rashmika Mandanna Wants Fans To Build Her A Temple? Here’s How She Expresses Her Deep Desire!
After tasting the success in the entertainment realm, Rashmika Mandanna has expressed one of her deepest desires to her fans. She implied her fans need to build her a temple.
Since
the
advent
of
commercial
cinemas,
fans
have
obsessed
over
their
favorite
actors.
On-screen
representation
of
some
stars
has
a
huge
impact
on
the
audience
and
also
alters
their
perception.
Rashmika
Mandanna
is
one
such
actress
of
the
Southern
Film
industry,
who
has
a
huge
fan
following.
She
made
her
debut
in
the
Kannada
film
industry
and
eventually
rose
to
popularity
in
the
Tollywood
with
films
such
as
Geetha
Govindam
and
her
latest,
Dear
Comrade.
After
tasting
the
success
in
the
entertainment
realm,
Rashmika
has
expressed
one
of
her
deepest
desires
to
her
fans.
She
told
Tollywood.net,
"My
father
used
to
tell
me
about
the
temple
built
by
fans
for
Khushboo
in
the
90s.
I
also
want
to
make
people
remember
me
forever
by
becoming
a
part
of
memorable
projects."
This
is
making
us
wonder
if
Rashmika
just
implied
that
she
wants
her
fans
to
build
her
a
temple.
However,
this
might
be
considered
as
another
self-ridiculing
statement
by
the
actress
following
all
that
she
was
subjected
to
the
recent
past.
A
few
days
ago,
she
was
brutally
trashed
by
Kannadiga
audience
for
stating
that
she
is
incapable
of
speaking
the
language
fluently.
While
in
her
defense,
Rahmika
has
said
that
she
can't
speak
any
language
well
as
she
faces
linguistic
difficulties,
let
alone
Kannada.
However,
the
fans
in
Sandalwood
were
targeting
her
for
taking
this
too
casually,
and
some
even
found
it
too
offensive.
Senior
actor
Jaggesh
and
former
Bigg
Boss
fame,
Huccha
Venkat
used
social
media
platforms
to
address
Rashmika's
recent
controversy.
The
actress
continues
to
focus
on
her
career,
not
paying
heed
to
any
amount
of
criticism.
She
was
last
seen
in
Sandalwood
opposite
Darshan,
in
the
family
entertainer
Yajamana.
She
has
made
it
clear
that
she
isn't
looking
forward
to
taking
up
any
more
commercial
projects.