Mysaa First Glimpse: Rashmika Mandanna Unleashes Action Woman Avatar In Rawindra Pulle's Film

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teaser of Mysaa starring Rashmika Mandanna in the lead has been unveiled by the makers. The action-packed visual gives audiences a glimpse of Rashmika Mandanna in a striking new avatar that marks a sharp shift from her recent screen on-screen roles.From its first shot, the teaser pulls viewers into a dark and threating world. A haunting voice-over by a mother speaks of a daughter who is on a mission to avenge those who did wrong, which sets the narrative.

Mysaa First Glimpse: Rashmika Mandanna Seeks Revenge In The Grim World

Rashmika Mandanna appears with intensity, her body language, piercing look and rawness indicate that she is not here to make peace - but to take on those harmed her. The visuals hint at a violent past in which we see her face some violent goons. Sharing the teaser on Instagram, Rashmika Mandanna wrote, "Mysaa. This is just the tip of the tip of the ice berg. We just wanted to do something fun for an evening to show you the world now and the serious stuff? Ohhhhohohohooio you’ll see it in a couple of months. So have funnn!" The actress, who has been a part of some highest-grossing Hindi and Telugu films has revealed in a recent interview that she’s thoroughly enjoying exploring the action genre which is Mysaa. “I love doing action cinema and I’m doing one right now, Mysaa,” she shared, offering fans a glimpse into her enthusiasm for her upcoming film.

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Taking to his social media page, the debutant filmmaker posted Rawindra Pulle' " And it begins…Every story finds its rhythm before the first frame. In the whispers of waterfalls and forests, in the calm before creation —the vision starts to breathe. Athirapilly | Kerala | #MYSAA".Produced by Unformula Films, Mysaa is touted to be an emotional action thriller set against the culturally rich backdrop of the Gond tribes. Rashmika Mandanna plays lead in the film as a Gond woman, a role being positioned as a bold exit from her recent roles. The cinematography is by Shreyaas P Krishna and music by Jakes Bejoy.