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Rashmika Mandanna Makes Emotional Revelation: 'That Day I Cried A Lot'
Rashmika Mandanna, the darling of Kannada cinema, entered Tollywood last year with Chalo and added a new dimension to her career. The film, directed by Venky Kudumula, did well at the box office and received rave reviews from the target audience. Thereafter, she acted opposite Vijay Deverakonnda in the sleeper hit Geetha Govindam, which made her the new sweetheart of Telugu cinema. Even though Devadas underperformed at the box office, it did not have much of an impact on her popularity. With 2018 in the past, the Kodava beauty is gearing up for the release of Dear Comrade, featuring her in the role of a cricketer.
A Revelation
During a recent interview, Rashmika said that she read the script of Dear Comrade for nearly two hours as she found it to be quite engaging.
Her Exact Words
"I generally don't read the complete scripts of my films. When director Bharat Kamma sent me the script, I gave it a try and for nearly two hours I read it. I got so hooked to it as it was such engaging and there is a sense of curiosity (about) what happens next."
'My Shoulder Got Dislocated'
Rashmika went on to add that she underwent rigorous physical training in order to do justice to her character in Dear Comrade, which was a painful yet rewarding experience.
"I had bruises all over my hands, legs. My shoulder got dislocated but it's worth the pain. Now I know how to defend my wicket," she added.
'I Cried A Lot'
She also revealed that she cried a lot when the director praised her for shooting an emotional scene quite well.
"After the particular scene, director Bharat tweeted that I did well. That day I cried a lot and that is what it takes to get appreciation from your director. I'm always a director's baby," added the Kannada beauty.
About Dear Comrade
Dear
Comrade,
directed
by
Bharat
Kamma,
is
a
romantic-drama
set
against
a
political
backdrop.
The
film
marks
her
second
collaboration
with
the
'Rowdy' and
this
has
created
a
great
deal
of
buzz
amongst
fans.
Dear
Comrade
will
hit
screens
on
July
26,
2019,
in
four
languages
(Telugu,
Tamil,
Kannada
and
Malayalam).
