Mysaa Teaser: Rashmika Mandanna Reveals 90-Foot Waterfall Stunt

Mysaa Teaser: Rashmika Mandanna reveals the extreme challenges and injury she faced during Mysaa

The actress has given audiences a sneak peek into a side of Rashmika Mandanna, which is not only intense but also physically taxing. But, as per the actor, filming the movie was far more difficult than one can ever imagine. On the occasion of the teaser release event, the actress spoke about the physically taxing shoot experience she had to undergo for the movie. According to the actress, Mysaa has taken her to a whole new level. The actress went on to reveal that even though she has always been a big believer in experimenting with new roles and experiences, she never expected that she would have to face such big challenges while making this movie. The actress added that she had put in all her efforts into the movie and wonders what the makers had made her go through during the shoot. She further mentioned that while imagining an action sequence is easy, making it come alive is a completely different task altogether.

Rashmika Was Made To Run At Her Maximum Speed On The Top Of A Hill

While talking about her shooting experience in the jungles of Kerala, Rashmika narrated an incident that scared her the most. According to her, the director had taken the team to a hill top where he made her run at her maximum speed. She said that she was afraid of falling and hurting herself badly because even one wrong step could lead to some sort of accident. She also added that if she gets injured, then it would affect the shooting schedule of her other films. It is reported that the director was insistent on getting the desired shot but Rashmika remembered this experience with a humorous tone.

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Athirappally Waterfall Stunts of 90 Feet Height

The biggest problem which was faced by Rashmika was while performing the scene of Athirappally waterfalls 90 feet high. The actress, who suffers from acrophobia, has stated that it was very hard for her. The actress had stated that she literally shivered throughout the day while doing the stunt. She has also told that the director had requested her to stay under the water for several hours during the shooting process. Jokingly talking about the challenging underwater stunt, the actress questioned herself whether she was a fish or not. She further talked about the mud fight stunt as one more hard-to-perform experience. Nevertheless, the actress has successfully performed those stunts.

Injury Of Hip Tendon Afflicted Rashmika

Mysaa Teaser: This grueling shoot also resulted in injuries to Rashmika. The actress stated that she got an injury while performing in the dance sequence of the movie. According to Rashmika, her hip tendon detached. She said that her doctor had only seen such injury among the football players. The actress disclosed that the injury will take about three weeks to heal. It makes the scenario more complicated because she had only about twelve days of shooting left. Rashmika confessed that she was already afraid of completing the schedule. However, she insisted that her commitment to the movie project was immense. She said that she can go to any extent for a movie if the director was dedicated to it.

Release Date and Cast of Mysaa

The movie Mysaa is directed by Rawindra Pulle and the main cast includes Rashmika Mandanna. Other actors who play important roles in the movie include Samuthirakani, Easwari Rao, Tarak Ponnappa and Guru Somasundaram. The teaser of Mysaa has aroused curiosity about the new avatar of Rashmika while her revelations about the process of making the movie has shed light on the efforts that have gone behind its making. Mysaa, which is an action-packed movie with strenuous shooting sessions, has been shot in tough outdoor locations and with difficult stunts, brings out an entirely different side of Rashmika Mandanna.