The journey from humble beginnings to becoming one of the highest-earning stars in the cinema is nothing short of inspiring. A young actress who made her debut in 2016 has since risen to immense fame earning millions at the box office with her blockbuster films. Despite her current success and luxurious lifestyle she comes from a modest background having witnessed her family struggle through financial hardships. The actress we are discussing is Rashmika Mandanna. Her Journey From Struggles To Stardom Rashmika Mandanna made her acting debut in 2016 with the Kannada romantic comedy Kirik Party alongside Rakshit Shetty and since then her career has skyrocketed. Known for her charm and brilliant acting skills she has become one of the highest-paid actresses in South Indian cinema. The actress has several blockbuster films under her belt including Geetha Govindam Dear Comrade Yajamana Goodbye and Sita Ramam amongst others. Her Box Office Success Over the years Rashmika Mandanna has starred in several hit films but her recent projects have truly etched her name in golden letters. Reportedly her last three films - Pushpa: The Rise Animal and Pushpa: The Rule - have collectively earned Rs 3096 crores at the box office making her one of the most bankable stars in the industry. Her immense success is reflected not only in box office numbers but also in her growing net worth which is reported to be Rs 66 crores according to Forbes. Additionally the actress commands a hefty Rs 4 crore per film. She also owns a luxurious bungalow in Bangalore valued at Rs 8 crore. A Humble Beginning Despite her massive success today Rashmika Mandanna comes from a humble background. In an old interview she opened up about the financial struggles her family faced while she was growing up. She mentioned how her parents struggled to make ends meet with even the basic necessities like paying rent becoming a challenge at times. She recalled that her parents couldn’t afford to buy toys for her during her childhood. Nevertheless she remains grounded despite her fame always acknowledging her parents’ sacrifices and never taking her success for granted.