8 Rashmika Mandanna roles that prove her versatility
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Geetha (Geetha Govindam)
As Geetha, Rashmika Mandanna channelled the confidence and spontaneity of a modern woman, creating a character that felt relatable and naturally charming
Maharani Yesubai (Chhaava)
Rashmika stepped into the historical world of Yesubai with traditional styling and a graceful presence, adapting convincingly to the film’s period setting
Lily (Dear Comrade)
Lily brought out Rashmika’s contemporary side, with the actress giving the character an easy warmth and youthful energy that complemented the modern setting
Srivalli (Pushpa)
Rashmika transformed into Srivalli with an earthy appearance and rooted mannerisms, capturing the character’s innocence and personality with striking ease
Bhooma Devi (The Girlfriend)
As Bhooma Devi, Rashmika explores a more traditional setting while bringing strength and emotional depth to a character that goes beyond its outward simplicity
Jayamma (Ranabaali)
Rashmika appears to embrace another rooted character as Jayamma, with glimpses suggesting a distinct transformation through her styling and body language
Diya (Cocktail 2)
With Diya, Rashmika returns to a contemporary world, bringing an understated screen presence that highlights how comfortably she fits into modern characters
Mysaa
Mysaa promises a new side of Rashmika, combining a rooted setting with a fiercer persona and action-heavy moments that could take her versatility further
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