The team of ‘Mysaa,’ starring Rashmika Mandanna, has officially started a new 15-day shooting schedule in Kerala. The new drop is a packed 15 consecutive days of shooting. The editorial team released a viral behind-the-scenes video for the live up-front. The location is staged in the woods and offers insight into the core freezing temperature. Directed by Rawindra Pulle, ‘Mysaa’ is already building strong buzz as a female-led action film.
Rashmika Mandanna undergoes a high-octane action schedule
According to IANS, this Kerala schedule focuses mainly on action scenes choreographed by popular stunt master Kecha Khampakdi. The video shows Rashmika practicing fight sequences and other difficult scenes. Most sequences will probably be intense and realistic with the inclusion of the international action choreographer Andy Long.
Rashmika Mandanna’s rigorous training for ‘Mysaa’
To prepare for this demanding role, Rashmika Mandanna trained very hard before filming began. It is reported that she trained in Bangkok for a few days, practicing fighting and stunts for around eight hours daily. Her training included hand-to-hand combat, fast action coordination, and physically demanding routines. Playing a tribal Gond girl, the role requires both emotional depth and physical strength. Her dedication shows she aims to present a completely new and fierce on-screen image.
Expectations grow high for ‘Mysaa’
‘Mysaa’ has an emotional action-thriller aspect to its plot. The movie will take place on tribal lands, featuring a gripping story, powerful visuals, and tremendous action. Apart from Rashmika, Eshwari Rao, Guru Somasundaram, and Rao Ramesh will star in the movie. Shreyaas Krishna handles the cinematography, while Jakes Bejoy composed the film’s music.
