Mumbai: The relationship between Vijay Devarakonda and Rashmika Mandanna, once immersed in privacy, has now become a topic of equal discussion between fans and media. The rumored lovebirds were recently seen together, but this time, whatever attracted everyone’s attention was not just their appearance, but the fact that the Rashami was still recovering from the foot injury.

In a viral video, the Rashmika can be seen walking with the help of a walker, while Vijay Devarakonda walks in front of him, appearing unknown to his struggles. The video quickly scored its rounds on social media, which led to a debate between the neccession. Many fans and followers of the pair did not prepare Vijay to help Vijay, especially in such a weak moment.

The video carried forward a picture of Vijay, while the Rashmika, however, managed to walk with the support of the walker, appeared to struggle to maintain speed. The moment Vijay felt that the criticism of those people was ignited who was not a careful lover. Some also called him “ignorant” and “uncontrolled” to question his concern for the good of the Rashmika on social media.

However, there were some other people who came to protect Vijay, arguing that the actress was managing well on her own and not necessarily help. Supporters said that the confident attempt of the Rashami with Walker suggested that she was independent and did not need help in that particular moment. Many people also felt that criticism towards Vijay was unfair and the situation was being blown out of proportion.

The Rashmika, who is recovering from injury, has also shown incredible professionalism despite its condition. Recently, at the trailer launch of his upcoming film Chhawa, Rashmika made headlines to participate in the event in the wheelchair. The actress was praised for her determination to meet her professional commitments, and her dedication was equally seen by fans and colleagues. Despite his injury, the positive feeling of the Rashami and his commitment to his work inspired many people, proving that nothing could stop him.