Rashmika Mandanna shares her ‘diary moments’ from her recent Tokyo trip : Bollywood News

Rashmika Mandanna definitely had a gala time in Tokyo and the proof is the multitude posts she shared on her social media. Although most of it revolved around her attending the Crunchy Roll Anime Awards which was held earlier this month, on Wednesday, the Pushpa actress also decided to share the touristy photos where she is seen exploring the city.

Rashmika Mandanna shares her ‘diary moments’ from her recent Tokyo trip

Taking to her Instagram handle, Rashmika Mandanna shared several photos of her indulging in the local cuisine to shopping to her taking a walk down the street. She also shared a few unseen moments from her photoshoots and her attending the Crunchy Roll Anime Awards. She captioned the same saying, “Haven’t been able to write a dear diary in awhile but these are my dear diary moments from Tokyo”, and concluded it with a ‘feeling loved’ and heart emojis. Fans couldn’t help but shower their praises on the actress and dropped comments expressing their love for their favourite actress.

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Earlier this month, after the actress landed in the Japan capital, she couldn’t stop gushing about the warm hospitality. Rashmika earned the honor of being one of first popular Indian celebrity to have been invited to attend the award function in Japan and moreover, she was also a presenter there.

On the work front, Rashmika Mandanna is gearing up for the release of her much-awaited Pushpa 2: The Rule co-starring Allu Arjun and Fahadh Faasil in August 2024. Apart from that, the actress has a series of projects in the pipeline which includes the films Rainbow, The Girlfriend, the Bollywood film Chhaava, the untitled D51 with Dhanush and Nagarjuna among others. She also has Animal Park, a sequel to the Ranbir Kapoor starrer Animal, which is expected to go on floors soon.

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