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Rashmika Mandanna Opens Up About Hip Injury, Calls 'Mysaa' Her Toughest Project
✍️ Telangana Today
🗓 03 Aug 2026, 09:37 PM
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Actress Rashmika Mandanna disclosed a hip injury and highlighted the demanding nature of her upcoming film 'Mysaa', describing it as the toughest role she has undertaken.
Actress Rashmika Mandanna recently revealed that she is dealing with a hip injury, a fact she shared during an interview with Telangana Today. The actress confirmed that the injury has been affecting her mobility and has required her to adjust her daily routine.
In the same interview, Mandanna described her upcoming Kannada film 'Mysaa' as the most demanding project of her career. She said the role requires intense physical preparation and a high level of emotional commitment.
Mandanna added that she has been working closely with a physiotherapist and a fitness coach to manage the injury while staying on schedule for the film’s shoot. She emphasized the importance of maintaining a balanced approach to recovery and performance.
The actress expressed optimism about her recovery timeline, stating that she is focused on regaining full strength before the next phase of filming begins. She thanked her fans for their support and promised to keep them updated on her progress.
In the same interview, Mandanna described her upcoming Kannada film 'Mysaa' as the most demanding project of her career. She said the role requires intense physical preparation and a high level of emotional commitment.
Mandanna added that she has been working closely with a physiotherapist and a fitness coach to manage the injury while staying on schedule for the film’s shoot. She emphasized the importance of maintaining a balanced approach to recovery and performance.
The actress expressed optimism about her recovery timeline, stating that she is focused on regaining full strength before the next phase of filming begins. She thanked her fans for their support and promised to keep them updated on her progress.