Rashmika Mandanna is all set to surprise audiences with a completely new avatar in Mysaa. Known mostly for her lively and romantic roles, she is now stepping into intense action for the first time, marking a significant transformation in her career.
Rigorous Combat Training in Bangkok
To prepare for Rashmika Mysaa, the actress is undergoing rigorous 8-hour daily hand-to-hand combat training in Bangkok. This intensive training program is supervised by internationally acclaimed German stunt choreographer Andy Long (Andreas Nguyen), known for his work on Kalki 2898 AD, Kung Fu Warrior, and Commando. The training includes punches, kicks, flips, and various combat techniques essential for the role.
Playing a Tribal Gond Character
In Mysaa, Rashmika Mandanna plays a tribal Gond girl, a role that demands both emotional intensity and physical strength. To authentically portray this character, she has committed herself to mastering the action sequences while capturing the cultural essence of the Gond tribes. This marks a departure from her previous work and aligns with her expanding range into diverse genres, including potential action projects in Bollywood.
Kerala Action Schedule Begins Soon
The Rashmika Mysaa team is set to begin a crucial 16-day action schedule in the dense forests of Kerala soon. Her ongoing combat training in Bangkok is specifically tailored for these high-octane sequences. The film is being mounted as a pan-India entertainer with a budget exceeding ₹50 crore.
Stellar Technical Team
Directed by Rawindra Pulle and produced by Unformula Films, Mysaa promises a compelling blend of emotion and intense action. The film features cinematography by Shreyaas P Krishna and music composed by Jakes Bejoy. With action sequences supervised by international stunt choreographer Andy Long, the film is poised to be a landmark project in Rashmika Mandanna’s career.
