Rashmika Mandanna has completed the filming of a major underwater fight sequence for her upcoming action thriller, Mysaa. Director Rawindra Pulle and the production team at Unformula Films confirm that a crucial underwater sequence is now wrapped, and that filming is progressing. Multiple reports describe the scene as a milestone for Indian action cinema, presented as India’s first female-led underwater fight sequence. The shoot includes extensive choreography and reportedly takes several days in the water, with accounts noting around three days of filming and total time underwater of roughly two days and nearly 20 hours. Mandanna also previously shot an 80-foot waterfall jump for the film. Sources say she performs a long underwater stunt sequence, including a 3.5-minute stretch, and that maintaining water quality posed logistical challenges. Earlier, the team also completed filming a song sequence choreographed by Brinda. Mysaa is scheduled for a theatrical release in 2026.
Rashmika Mandanna completes underwater fight sequence for Mysaa ahead of 2026 release
Rashmika Mandanna has completed the filming of a major underwater fight sequence for her upcoming action thriller, Mysaa. Director Rawindra Pulle and the production team at Unformula Films confirm tha...
- Rashmika Mandanna completes filming of an underwater fight/stunt sequence for the film Mysaa.
- The film is directed by Rawindra Pulle and produced by Unformula Films.
- Reports describe the sequence as India’s first female-led underwater fight/action scene.
- Filming details include multiple days in the water and extensive choreography, with reported time underwater of nearly 20 hours over two days.
- Mysaa is set for a theatrical release in 2026; an earlier 80-foot waterfall jump sequence was filmed before this underwater shoot.
Rashmika Mandanna has completed India's first female-led underwater fight sequence. This ambitious combat scene follows an 80-foot waterfall jump filmed previously. The actress spent three days filming the crucial, highly choreographed underwater fight. She received no formal training and worked 8-10 hours daily in the water. Maintaining water quality presented significant logistical challenges for the production crew.
1 month agoThis is by far the most challenging thing I’ve ever had to do in life! We are crazy for this but that’s what’s gotten me so so excited! — Rashmika Mandanna
1 month agoRashmika spent nearly 20 hours underwater over two days to complete the sequence.
1 month agoMysaa is directed by Rawindra Pulle and produced by Unformula Films. The film is described as an emotional action thriller set in tribal lands
1 month agoRashmika Mandanna has finished filming a unique underwater fight sequence. This groundbreaking scene is for her upcoming action thriller film titled Mysaa. The actress described the experience as the most challenging of her career. This sequence marks a significant milestone for Indian cinema's action genre. The film Mysaa is scheduled for a theatrical release in the year 2026.
1 month agoThe Mysaa film unit has finished shooting a crucial underwater sequence featuring Rashmika Mandanna. Director Rawindra Pulle shared this update on his Instagram stories recently. The production house Unformula Films confirmed the film's shoot is progressing well. Earlier, the team had also wrapped up a song sequence choreographed by Brinda. The film is slated for a 2026 theatrical release.
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