Rashmika Mandanna overwhelmed and happy over Ranabaali
Rashmika Mandanna shares a heartfelt note as Ranabaali wins love for Jayamma, praising Rahul Sankrityan and Vijay Deverakonda.

Rashmika Mandanna has responded to the warm reception for Ranabaali, sharing a long note with fans after audiences began showering love on her character, Jayamma.
In her post, she said the role felt personal. She called Jayamma a woman whose love is ‘so pure’ and explained that the character taught her about standing up for her people, protecting them and loving them with all she has. The response has clearly landed with the actor: ‘I feel so overwhelmed and happy,’ she wrote.
A film about faith and community
Rashmika went beyond a standard thank-you note. She described Ranabaali as a film about the strength people find in community, belief in God, and the ability to celebrate small things even in difficult times. When an outside force tries to intervene, she wrote, the people in the film stand as one.
‘We all fighting together for the same cause!’ she added, signing off with a heart.
The people she wants to credit
The actor also used her note to name the collaborators behind the film. She called director Rahul Sankrityan ‘one of the most beautiful storytellers we have in our country today’ and said she hopes his storytelling is always protected.
For her co-star, she had a message that sounded both personal and professional. She told Vijay Deverakonda she has said it before and will keep saying it: she is a fan of his work and always will be.
Why she wants you in a theatre
Rashmika’s note ended with a direct request for audiences. Her reasons were simple:
- Ranabaali is an experience she believes deserves the big screen.
- She says the recommendation is not because it is her film, but because good films should be experienced fully.
- She hopes the film and Jayamma stay with viewers long after they leave the theatre.
In a theatrical market where word of mouth moves more tickets than a trailer, Rashmika’s note does two jobs at once. It rewards the audience that already showed up, and it gives fence-sitters a reason to join in. The fact that she separates her recommendation from her own involvement is the detail fans may trust most.
She signed the note as ‘Your Jayamma,’ a small gesture that underlines how closely she is tied to the character now.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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