Rashmika Mandanna set to return to work after recovering from injury

Actress Rashmika Mandanna is all set to get back to work after recovering from her recent hip injury. In her latest post on social media, the “Pushpa” actress shared that she is going to miss all of the fun things she got to do during her time at home. “I am getting back to work soon and I am definitely going to miss all of this! (sic),” Rashmika wrote on the photo-sharing app.

The latest post of “The Girlfriend” actress also included glimpses from her recovery time with her loved ones. It included offering prayers, watching movies, solving puzzles, and spending time with her pets.

Elated to see Rashmika getting back to her normal life, netizens commented things such as, “Seeing you all healed and getting back to work makes me so happy...I’ve been waiting to see you back to your usual self, smiling and doing what you love. Please take care of yourself and don’t push too hard. So happy to see you back, Rashmika,” “Waiting to see u on on-screen,” and “May God bless you.”

Previously, Rashmika admitted in another one of her posts that all this time away from work has made her realise the importance of slowing down. Sharing her new perspective, the “Animal” actress said that earlier, when she was hustling, “slowing down” seemed scary to her, but now she finds hustling extremely scary.

Putting her thoughts into words, Rashmika wrote on the photo-sharing app, “My days always look like this if ever I am just home for this long. It’s amazing how when you are hustling your days away the other side which is ‘slowing down’ seems scary but when you are pushed into ‘slowing down’ – the hustling like a crazy person now seems scary, maybe that’s what is life.” Rashmika recently suffered a serious hip tendon injury while shooting her upcoming film “Mysaa.”

Meanwhile, the makers of director Rahul Sankrityan’s eagerly awaited period film, “Ranabaali,” featuring actors Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika in the lead, have now announced that their film will hit screens the world over on Oct.16, this year. The film was earlier scheduled to hit screens on Sept.11, this year. For the unaware, Vijay Deverakonda essays the role of Ranabaali, while Rashmika Mandanna plays his wife Jayamma in the film. Arnold Vosloo, best known for his work in “The Mummy,” plays the antagonist Sir Theodore Hector.

“Ranabaali” is being produced on a grand scale by Naveen Yerneni and Y. Ravi Shankar, with T-Series presenting the film. The movie is set against a British-era backdrop and is being made as a period action drama.

Set in the 19th century, the film is based on real historical events that took place between 1854 and 1878, and is being mounted as a massive pan-India project. Sources claim “Ranabaali” is inspired by real incidents from the 1850s that never found space in mainstream history books.

Indo-Asian News Service