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Hip injury forces Rashmika Mandanna to rethink hustle culture
Rashmika Mandanna, recovering from a hip bone injury sustained while shooting the film 'Myasaa', says her forced break has changed how she views constant work. In an Instagram post, the actress wrote…
The Story in Brief
Rashmika Mandanna, recovering from a hip bone injury sustained while shooting the film 'Myasaa', says her forced break has changed how she views constant work. In an Instagram post, the actress wrote that while hustling used to feel normal, slowing down now seems less scary, and the nonstop grind now appears frightening. She expressed gratitude for the love and positivity around her during recovery.
Her daily routine now includes sleep, rest, puzzles, reading, and watching shows. She also spends time with her pet Aura, attends meetings from home, and focuses on hair and skin care. Mandanna will next appear in 'Mysaa', 'Ranabaali', and is reported to be part of Allu Arjun-Atlee's 'AA22xA6' and Sandeep Reddy Vanga's 'Animal' follow-up.
The Indian Opinion
Celebrities discovering the downsides of nonstop work is hardly new, but Rashmika's situation is different: she was forced to slow down by an injury, not by choice. The narrative that 'hustle is bad' ignores that most Indians cannot afford such a pause. The real test will come when she recovers fully. Will she deliberately schedule rest, or will the film industry's relentless demands pull her back into the grind?
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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