What did Rashmika buy for Dhanteras first after earning money, ‘Thama’ actress herself told

Today in India, Dhanteras is being celebrated on 18th October. On this occasion, ‘Thamma’ actress Rashmika Mandanna opened up about her first Dhanteras purchase. When his earnings started getting better, the first thing he did during festivals was buy jewelery for his mother.

Rashmika Mandanna’s first Dhanteras shopping
Speaking to Hindustan Times, Rashmika expressed her sentiments and said, I remember one Dhanteras, soon after my first or second film, when I was earning well, and it was the first time I bought something big with my own money. I became emotional because it was a very proud time for both me and my parents. So, I bought a chain and pendant for my mother, who has always blessed me.

College memories and mother’s love
The actress said that it was not about the price of the purchase, but about the satisfaction of giving something special to her mother with her earnings. Apart from this, while talking about his relationship with his mother, he also mentioned the income given by his mother and how that income holds a special place in his heart. “The earrings my mom gave me when I was in college are my favorite. I have so many beautiful memories of them; they were my first earrings, so they mean a lot,” she said.

Rashmika Mandanna expressed her desire to return home on Diwali
Rashmika’s upcoming film ‘Thamma’ is going to be released on 21st October. The actress is busy promoting the film and hence is missing home during the festivals. He has expressed his desire to be with his family on this occasion. “I really hope I’ll be able to go home for Diwali; it’s been a long time, and it’s during festive times that I miss my family the most.

Coorg’s traditional food and family company
Due to our busy schedule, it is not always easy to reach home on time. And I miss it. But whenever I go home, there is one ritual I especially like: we all cook together and make Koovale Putt, the traditional food of Coorg. After all, it’s the little things that make festivals memorable. Just be with your loved ones,” he concluded.