Rashmika Mandanna is having a dream run at the box office with her latest release Pushpa 2- The Rule. The film in just 11 days, has already minted Rs 900 crores and has gone on to become the biggest hit of the year and second biggest film in Hindi this year. It has already displaced Yash and Prashanth Neel’s KGF 2 as the second biggest hit of Indian Cinema.
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The actress credits director Sukumar for her performance in the film. Talking about the third installment Pushpa 3-The Rampage, in an exclusive interview with ETimes, Rashmika said, “Well, that’s on Sukumar Sir. I keep telling him that we’re in such great frequency, just such great chemistry with each other now, that I definitely want to do another film other than Pushpa. And I’m like, please give me this opportunity, because when I have such a cool chemistry with you, I want to show it to the people, I want to, like, we can create some crazy stuff.”
She also requested her fans to give her and the team of Pushpa some time for the third part, she said , “ I don’t know when it will start off again but please give us a little more time. Because the only question after Pushpa 1 I was asked is, when is Pushpa 2 releasing? Now I’m asking you all for some time.Let us breathe. Let’s just take some moments and do our thing.And then we come back for Pushpa 3 and make it massive. Like how I said after Pushpa 1, this is going to be bigger and better and you all saw it.Pushpa 3 is going to be rampage.”
Rashmika has multiple films lined up in 2025 from The Girlfriend to Chhava with Vicky Kausahl to Sikandar with Salman Khan and Kubera with Dhanush.
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