Rashmika Mandanna Reveals Emotional Side of Breakups for Women
She recently appeared in Thamma, a horror-comedy thriller that’s getting a warm response from fans.;
Love is like a stormy sea, you never know when calm turns into chaos. Rashmika Mandanna, who’s juggling Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi films, recently opened up about how breakups hit women differently. Right now, she’s in a happy phase with her engagement to Vijay Devarakonda, but her past wasn’t all smooth sailing.
She recently appeared in Thamma, a horror-comedy thriller that’s getting a warm response from fans. Before Vijay, Rashmika had a serious relationship with Kannada actor Rakshit Shetty. They were even engaged, but things didn’t work out, and they parted ways. She’s been honest about it, showing she doesn’t hide from life’s messy moments.
In a recent chat, Rashmika talked about love and heartbreak. She said men suffer too, sure, but women feel it differently. Unlike men, who might grow a beard or grab a drink to cope, women often hold it inside. “We keep it in our hearts,” she said, “and just live with it.” Fans are relating to her words, and her comments have gone viral on social media. It feels real, the way she speaks, not polished or rehearsed.
On the work front, Rashmika is set to release The Girlfriend on November 7, a woman-centric film that continues her streak of picking diverse and challenging roles.