Mysaa Movie: The teaser of Mysaa has been unveiled, offering audiences a powerful first look at Rashmika Mandanna in a dramatically transformed role that marks a clear departure from her recent on-screen personas. Right from the opening frames, the teaser immerses viewers in a harsh and unforgiving world shaped by suffering, survival and suppressed rage. A haunting voice-over by a mother speaks of a daughter who refuses to surrender to death, laying the emotional foundation of the story.
A Character Driven By Rage, Resistance And Survival
Rashmika appears in an intense, almost feral avatar, with her physicality, piercing gaze and guttural roar conveying a woman forged through hardship. The teaser builds steadily towards a brutal confrontation, suggesting a narrative driven by defiance and violent resistance rather than submission. Her character’s simmering fury hints at a deeply personal battle against forces seeking to break her.
Sharing the teaser on Instagram, Rashmika described it as just a glimpse of what lies ahead. “Mysaa. This is just the tip of the tip of the iceberg. We just wanted to do something fun for an evening to show you the world now, and the serious stuff? You’ll see it in a couple of months. So have fun!” she wrote.
Emotional Action Thriller Rooted In Gond Culture
Directed by debutant Rawindra Pulle and produced by Unformula Films, Mysaa is billed as an emotional action thriller set against the culturally rich backdrop of the Gond tribes. Rashmika headlines the film as a Gond woman, a role being positioned as both a bold creative risk and a potential turning point in her career.
The teaser also draws attention to Shreyaas P Krishna’s striking cinematography and Jakes Bejoy’s pulsating background score, both of which amplify the film’s raw and gritty atmosphere.
Shoot To Begin Soon, Muhurat In Hyderabad
The project is set to go on floors shortly, with the muhurat ceremony scheduled to take place in Hyderabad on July 27. Cinematography will once again be handled by Shreyaas P Krishna, while the film’s high-intensity action sequences will be choreographed by internationally acclaimed stunt director Andy Long, who recently worked on Kalki 2898 AD.
