Rashmika Mandanna’s Mysaa to Feature a New Action Style

Rashmika Mandanna’s Mysaa will feature top-notch performances. Stunt choreographer Kecha Khamphakdee, who had previously worked on Prabhas’ Baahubali 2: The Conclusion, is experimenting with a creative blend of Indian martial arts and tribal fighting techniques. Our hero plays a tribal warrior.

Director Rawindra Pulle said, “We are coming up with a completely new style of action for the film. We shot for around seven days in Bangkok, where Rashmika trained for 7-8 hours every day.” Mysaa will feature many elements, from 25-meter high jumps to challenging training and hand fights.

Mysaa entered a very important production phase the other day. A 15-day, action-packed shooting schedule featuring some of the film’s most important scenes is currently underway in Kerala.

Cinematography is handled by Shreyas P Krishna and music is composed by Jakes Bejoy. The action scenes of the movie are directed by Andy Long.