Rashmika Mandanna's Mysaa to Feature a New Action Style
Mysaa entered a crucial phase of production, the other day.
Rashmika Mandanna's Mysaa will feature top-notch stunts. Stunt choreographer Kecha Khamphakdee, who has previously worked on Prabhas' Baahubali 2: The Conclusion, is trying out a creative mix of Indian martial arts with tribal fighting techniques. The protagonist plays a tribal warrior.
"We are pulling off a completely new action style for the film. We shot in Bangkok for nearly seven days, where Rashmika trained for 7–8 hours every day,” director Rawindra Pulle said. From high jumps at a height of 80-ft to tough drills and hand combats, Mysaa will feature a lot of elements.
Mysaa entered a crucial phase of production, the other day. A rigorous 15-day action-packed shooting schedule is currently underway in Kerala, featuring some of the film’s most pivotal sequences.
Cinematography is handled by Shreyas P Krishna, while music is composed by Jakes Bejoy. The film’s action sequences are being supervised by Andy Long.
