Actor Rashmika Mandanna has broken her silence following a major injury sustained during the shooting of her upcoming pan-India film Mysaa. Taking to Instagram, the actor confirmed that she suffered a detached hip tendon on her right side during an intense dance sequence.
Despite the severity of the injury—which doctors noted is typically seen in professional athletes rather than actors—she reassured fans that she is managing well and keeping a positive mindset during her recovery.
Key Takeaways from Her Statement
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Nature of the Injury: Rashmika explained that one of the four tendons connecting her right hip to her leg became detached and requires time to reattach so she can regain full movement and lift her leg properly.
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Third Consecutive Injury: She revealed that this is her third back-to-back injury, calling them “random freak accidents” and admitting that she needs to stop treating her body “like a machine”.
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Forced Break & Recovery: Doctors have advised complete rest and rehabilitation. She shared lighthearted details about spending her forced holiday solving puzzles and trying to stay disciplined with her diet while unable to do her usual intense workouts and running.
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About Mysaa: Calling Mysaa “the most aggressive film” she has ever worked on, the action-thriller is directed by Rawindra Pulle and produced by Unformula Films. It features her in a lead role set against the backdrop of tribal lands and is slated for release in 2026.
