Recently, while shooting for her new film "Maisa," Rashmika Mandanna got injured. On knowing this, her followers became concerned. Well, today being Monday, Rashmika has given an update regarding her well-being through social media and how she got injured. She even stated that this was the third consecutive injury for her.

Rashmika Mandanna shared a post on her Instagram account. She shared a photo of herself and a long note. The actress wrote, "Hello friends! Getting injured is really bad, and I really hoped no one would find out. But well... sorry I was missing, but I'm back now." This happened a while ago, and this is my third consecutive injury. I should learn to treat my body like a human body, not a machine.

Rashmika Mandanna further wrote, "Now I don't know how to actually explain this injury. (Let's bring in the biology teacher). Basically, there are four tendons on each side of the hip that connect the hip to the leg. The injury severed a tendon in my right hip. It needs to be reattached so I can lift my leg and do other things. I suffered this injury during a dance shoot for the film 'Mysaa'. It was definitely my most intense dance performance yet."

Rashmika further wrote, "But don't worry. It's painful, but not unbearable... So that's it... And I feel like God is saying that if left to you, you'll never take a break. So here you go... I'll do it for you." You know, all these injuries happened so suddenly. They were all strange accidents. What a coincidence. A forced vacation. However, I'm not complaining. I've been solving a lot of puzzles. I didn't know I was so good at them.

Rashmika is also worried about gaining weight after her injury. She wrote, "I'm trying my best not to gain weight because I do a lot of intense workouts and running, which keeps me in good shape. Now I won't be able to workout or run for a while. If I can't work out, what will I do? I'll eat and become a desert monster... that's it. Well, that's it... what else is missing... nothing... if anything happens, I'll let you know soon. Don't worry, it's okay. Lots of love to you all."