Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Rashmika Mandanna to Resume Work After Hip Injury
Rashmika Mandanna hurt her hip while filming a dance scene for a movie.
She said one tendon in her right hip became detached.
She took a break from work to let the injury heal.
During that time, she stayed home and shared pictures of her activities.
She performed pooja, played with her dog, solved puzzles, and spent time in nature.
Rashmika said she will soon return to work.
She also said she will miss the peaceful time she had at home.
The movie connected to the injury is called Mysaa.
It is described as an emotional action thriller.
Rashmika Mandanna plans to return to work soon after recovering from a hip injury.
She suffered the injury while filming a dance sequence for the upcoming film Mysaa.
Rashmika said one tendon in her right hip detached and needed time to heal.
During her break, she performed pooja, spent time with her dog, solved puzzles, and relaxed at home.
Mysaa is directed by Rawindra Pulle and backed by Unformula Films.
- Who
- Actor Rashmika Mandanna.
- What
- She is preparing to resume work after recovering from a hip injury.
- When
- She shared the update on a Sunday, nearly a month after discussing the injury on August 3.
- Where
- The injury occurred during a dance shoot for Mysaa; she recovered mainly at home.
- Why
- She took time off after a tendon in her right hip detached and needed to heal.
- Injury
- A tendon in Rashmika's right hip detached.
- Cause
- The injury occurred during a dance sequence filmed for Mysaa.
- Recovery
- She took a break from work and spent the recovery period at home.
- Previous update
- Rashmika discussed the injury on August 3 and called it her third injury back-to-back.
- Return to work
- She said she would soon return to professional commitments.
- Film
- Mysaa is described as an emotional action thriller and Rashmika's first solo headliner.
- Production
- Mysaa is directed by Rawindra Pulle and backed by Unformula Films.
- Release timing
- Reports differ, describing the release as later this year or in 2026.
