Celebrating 6 Years of Geetha Govindam! Did you know? Rashmika Mandanna has played the character of ‘Geetha’ 4 times?

It's the 6th anniversary of Rashmika Mandanna's 2018 release Geetha Govindam, and it's indeed a great time to reminisce about how the golden girl ruled not just the hearts of the audience but also the box office. Continuing to make waves as Geetha after films like Anjani Putra and Pogaru, Rashmika returned with her most loved character name in the film. Remarkably, she has a similar name, Geetanjali, in her recent blockbuster Animal.

Geetha Govindam is indeed one of Rashmika's biggest blockbusters. Her portrayal of a stubborn, possessive, and caring girlfriend in this romantic comedy was immensely loved by the audience. The story of the film is about a young lecturer who falls for an independent, level-headed woman, but unfortunately for him, things begin on the wrong foot, and he has to try his best to clear the misunderstandings and convince her. The film truly created magic, earning immense love from all across and achieving huge commercial success with a whopping ₹132 crore on a budget of ₹5 crore. The actress also showcased amazing chemistry with Vijay Deverakonda, which was loved by the fans and was indeed a major highlight of the film.

While Geetha continues to be one of Rashmika's significant character names, the actress also owns the title of "golden girl," justifying it again and again on the screen, such as in her portrayal as the Asharfi in the song "Srivalli" from Pushpa: The Rise. As Geetha, she portrayed a traditional South Indian girl, wearing a traditional South Indian costume with heavy gold jewelry in Geetha Govindam. Whether it’s calling her Asharfi, which is synonymous with a gold coin, her donning gold jewelry in Geetha Govindam, or her upcoming film titled Kubera, the actress is truly worthy of being recognized as Bollywood's Golden Girl.

Apart from this, Rashmika boasts an amazing lineup of films, including ‘Chhava’, ‘Rainbow’, ‘The Girlfriend’, ‘Pushpa 2: The Rule’, ‘Sikandar’, Maddocks ‘Vampires Of Vijay Nagar, & ‘Kubera’.