Six years after the release of his acclaimed filmDear comrade‘, Actress Rashmika Mandanna Passed the memory lane by sharing a set of photographs of an emotional note and back scenes on Instagram. On July 26, 2019, the film starred in theaters Vijay Devarakonda Rashamika, and released in Telugu with dubbed versions in Tamil, Malayalam and Kannada.
Whatever was in the indifferent post of Rashmika was to include the captain of the former Indian women’s cricket team Mithali Raj In one of the paintings-an acknowledgment of real-life inspiration behind his on-screen role as a national level cricketer.
Rashmika Mandanna shared BTS pics characterized by Mithali Raj
Rashmika reminded about the beloved Comrade on her sixth anniversary, describing it as a film that brought immense love, happiness and positivity to her life. She shared that she still holds pictures behind the shoot, often sees her again with a feeling of apathy and gratitude. While reflecting the beautiful memories created during the filming process, he expressed his heartfelt praise for everyone, which was part of the journey, wrapped his message with a checkpoint of love for the entire team. The photo dump featured co-star Vijay and also included a Snapshot with Mithali, which attracted attention to the film’s strong sports story and dedication to her character of Rashmika.
“6 -year -old dear Comrade. A film is full of love, happiness, positivity and all more love. Rashmika wrote on Instagram.
Travel from script to cricket field
In the beloved Comrade, Rashamika played the role of Lily, an ambitious and firm state-level cricketer-a role that demanded serious preparation. Despite having no prior cricket experience, the actress challenged with full dedication. He undergoes four months cricket training to bring authenticity to the role.
While reflecting the experience, the Rashmika first shared how the journey taught him the importance of mental strength in the game. Honoring her for women cricketers, she accepted, grew greatly during this period.
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