Rashmika Mandanna Surprises All By Turning Vegetarian Suddenly

A tree grows stronger when its roots stay disciplined, and actors, too, find their strength in routines that are often hidden from the public eye. Rashmika Mandanna, the actress who turned into the “national crush” within a decade, has now surprised her fans by revealing a major lifestyle change. She has chosen to go vegetarian, giving up meat completely, and that news has sparked curiosity across the film industry.

Fitness has always been a talking point in her journey. National crush Rashmika Mandanna, who began her career in Kannada cinema, quickly built her space in the Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi industries. While Pushpa 2 pushed her to Pan-India stardom, Animal lifted her into the league of actresses who can headline big projects. At just 29, she has maintained herself with striking discipline. She says her mornings begin with a liter of water followed by apple cider vinegar suggested by her dietician. Skipping heavy meals, avoiding rice, and cutting down at night are some of her daily rules. Surprisingly, she has even stopped eating common vegetables like tomato, potato, and cucumber due to allergy issues.

Discipline doesn’t end with food. Rashmika keeps up with evening workouts to stay active and maintain screen-ready energy. This new vegetarian shift shows how much thought she gives to her lifestyle. Fans see it as another layer to her journey, not just an actress working on roles, but someone reshaping herself with every phase of her career.

On the work front, Rashmika was recently seen in Kubera. She is currently busy with The Girlfriend, Thama, and Cocktail 2 in Hindi. Buzz is also strong that she will play a key role in Kanchana 4 alongside Raghava Lawrence. The latest wave of speculation links her name with Krrish 4, where she might star with Hrithik Roshan and Priyanka Chopra. If that comes true, it will not just be her fitness but also her new vegetarian lifestyle that adds weight to the image of a heroine ready to take on a superhero world.