When Rashmika Mandanna said that Vijay Deverakonda wasn't as ‘insecure’ as her former boyfriend Rakshit Shetty: He didn't advise me to give up my career

Rashmika Mandanna has positioned herself as a household name, particularly following her accomplishment with Pushpa. The hype surrounding the Allu Arjun-starring movie has persisted since its release. The actress is also well known for her alleged romance with Vijay Deverakonda. In a recent interview, Rashmika was frank about her relationship with the South Indian actor and stated that she finds him far more endearing than her ex-boyfriend Rakshit Shetty.

According to reports, the Goodbye actor and Shetty got engaged after meeting and falling in love on the Kirik Party set. In 2018, a year after becoming engaged, the couple decided to separate.

Vijay Deverakonda is a straightforward individual who was content in his world, according to Rashmika Mandanna in an interview. We were only buddies during Geetha Govindam, yet there was a spark that we could not ignore. My heart occasionally kept repeating, "He is exceptional, special." When we began collaborating on Dear Comrade, the equation was altered.

The actress admitted that she was moving past her breakup with Rakshit Shetty when discussing how the Liger actor comforted her after their breakup.

She needed care and comfort, which Deverakonda provided her when she was most in need. She struggled to control her emotions, and he made her feel better. He was the one who made her realize that a whole new world was just waiting for her to discover.

"At one time, I confessed my love to Vijay Deverakonda, and although he was first hesitant, he too had that unique feeling toward me," Rashmika Mandanna continued. He agreed, and we are pleased with how our love has developed since. He neither recommends that I give up my work, like my ex-boyfriend Rakshit Shetty, nor is he an insecure person. He is an independent man who wants me to remain so forever.

The actress said their careers were their top priority when questioned about her future intentions for marriage with her Dear Comrade co-star in the interview.

Because they are both at pivotal points in their professions, they haven't even thought about getting married. I can guarantee that a wedding won't be planned for at least the next five to seven years, she remarked.