Rashmika Mandanna says she treats all Indian languages as her own, thanks to her Kodava roots and a career that grew organically across Telugu, Kannada, Tamil and Hindi films. She dismisses accent criticism, focusing instead on storytelling and performance. The actress remains committed to respecting diverse audiences while delivering her best work.

Rashmika Mandanna embraces every language; fans call her family
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