After doing some meaty roles in films like 'Geetha Govindam' and 'Dear Comrade', Rashmika Mandanna got a chance to work with superstar Mahesh Babu in 'Sarileru Neekevvaru'. That was her first star hero film and she expected the film to do wonders for her career. The film became a good hit but Rashmika's character in it got heavily criticized. she got a very silly and tiny role which left her fans disappointed. During the release of her upcoming film 'Bheeshma, Rashmika opened up about the criticism she got in a shocking manner.
She was quite surprised to hear that role was criticized and said that she never heard anything bad about her character. Rashmika added that she had to be a bit over-the-top because the role demanded it and said it is okay to get criticism as it helps you in getting better.
The spunky actress responded over her being lucky to become a star heroine in such a short span by saying that good scripts don't come your always. She told that she had to choose scripts wisely and work hard for that role and luck has nothing to do with any of it. She said that she is where she is because of her hard work alone and added that she never rejected small films just for the sake of acting with star heroes. Rashmika stated that she rejected a minimum of 50 scripts till now.
She was quite surprised to hear that role was criticized and said that she never heard anything bad about her character. Rashmika added that she had to be a bit over-the-top because the role demanded it and said it is okay to get criticism as it helps you in getting better.
The spunky actress responded over her being lucky to become a star heroine in such a short span by saying that good scripts don't come your always. She told that she had to choose scripts wisely and work hard for that role and luck has nothing to do with any of it. She said that she is where she is because of her hard work alone and added that she never rejected small films just for the sake of acting with star heroes. Rashmika stated that she rejected a minimum of 50 scripts till now.