Almost a month after speaking about her injury, Rashmika has announced that she will soon resume work. Rashmika Mandanna took a brief break from acting after she sustained a hip injury while shooting for her upcoming film Mysaa .
on August 3, the actor took to Instagram to share an update about her health While reports of Rashmika getting injured on set surfaced in July. I’m hereeee!🙋🏻♀️😁 It happened awhile ago ya and this is my 3rd injury back to back.. 🤦🏻♀️ I should definitely learn to treat my body like a human body and not some machine.. 🤦🏻♀️💆🏻♀️ But well umm the injury is basically.. ummm how do I explain it.. (make way for the biology teacher🙋🏻♀️🐒🤣) so there are 4 tendons on each side of your hip that connects your hip to your leg and one of those tendons on my right hip apparently had detached and that has to attach again, for me to be able to lift my leg up and stuff.. and this happened during my dance shoot for Mysaa. The film is slated to release on September 11.
She wrote a long note explaining her injury. She wrote, “Hie guyssss!🥰❤️ Injuries suck.. 😩 and I was really hoping that no one will get to know.. but well 🐒🤷🏻♀️ Sorry I’ve been MIA 🐒 but hieeee! Calling Mysaa ‘the most aggressive film’ she has ever done, she wrote, “Don’t worry.. it hurts but it’s not unbearable or something.. so ya that’s that.. and I feel like this is god saying you’ll never take a break if it’s left to you so here.. let me do it for you! You know all these injuries I’ve had is random af – freak accidents what are the odds. Before her injury, Rashmika had been juggling a handful of films. She has Ranabaali and Mysaa in the pipeline.Mysaa is an emotional action thriller set against the backdrop of the Gond tribes. Rashmika plays the lead role in the film as a Gond woman, a bold character that will be a departure from her previous performances. She also stars in Ranabaali with Vijay Deverakonda. The film is helmed by director Rahul Sankrityan. Set during the British Raj, the Telugu period drama weaves a fictional narrative inspired by lesser-known chapters of Indian history.
