Vijay Deverakonda reacts to trolls post Koffee With Karan appearance with Rashmika Mandanna: ‘Can go f*ck themselves’
After their recent remarks went viral, Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda dropped their responses to the discourse about the 100-times proposal.
Updated on Oct 26, 2026 | 03:35 PM IST | 14K
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Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna recently went viral online after revealing on Koffee with Karan 9 that Rashmika had proposed to him 100 times before they agreed to get married. As their revelation sparked widespread discussion on social media, the duo shared posts addressing the online reactions and explaining why they stand by their decision.
Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna react to trolls over 100 times proposal
Taking to social media, Vijay Deverakonda shared a picture and video alongside his wife Rashmika Mandanna. The Kingdom actor said, “My best friend, my wife, my woman. One of the most beautiful parts of my life that I got absolutely right. For all those concerned, we are both gloriously happy. I am blessed. If it's me and her against the world - so be it. Big love to all those who celebrate love and the simplicity of living happily. Now, with absolutely no intended kindness or respect, everyone else can go f*ck themselves.”
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Rashmika Mandanna also shared her thoughts on the discussion, writing, “My lovely people of the internet, to all those who deeply love and to those who are permanently bitter. My lil' 2 cents on this whole issue concerning me and Vijju. But the current frenzy over our interview feels less like people having opinions and more like an angry mob looking for someone to vent at.”
She further added, “Somewhere along the way, the whole point got lost. Maybe it didn't fit your lens. Maybe some of you simply don't want to see it. I'm writing this because I want to protect the people who believe in love, and I hope everyone gets to find their own version of it.”
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