Rashmika Mandanna remained underwater for 20 hours, did the most difficult stunt for Mysaa without a body double

Rashmika Mandanna Mysaa Shooting: Rashmika Mandanna is leaving no stone unturned to become an action star in her upcoming film ‘Mysaa’. The actress is working hard for this film and now she has completed the most difficult challenge of her career for this movie. Rashmika has become India’s first female lead underwater fighter for ‘Maisa’. Rashmika will be seen in a completely new avatar in this action drama film being made under the direction of Ravindra Pulle and for this the actress has shot the action sequence underwater for 20 hours.

in ‘Maisa’ Rashmika Mandanna She will be seen doing action underwater, for which the actress has shot the most difficult stunt of her career so far. The makers shared some behind-the-scenes (BTS) pictures of this special underwater fight sequence, in which Rashmika is seen preparing for action underwater and is seen with the team.

Rashmika remained in water for 20 hours

Shooting underwater for 20 hours is not easy for any actor, but Rashmika Mandanna has accepted this challenge for her upcoming film ‘Mysaa’. The makers of the film have claimed that this is India’s first female-lead underwater fight sequence. The special thing is that Rashmika shot this entire action scene herself without the help of any body double. According to the report, it took about 20 hours over two days to complete this sequence.

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While sharing Rashmika Mandanna’s BTS photos, director Ravindra Pulle wrote, India’s first female underwater fight sequence with Rashmika. The surface was never the limit. There is a battle hidden deep inside, the likes of which Indian cinema has never seen before. Get ready to see this tremendous fight.”

Rashmika told the most difficult task

Rashmika also re-shared that post on her Instagram stories and told how difficult this experience was. He wrote, “This is the hardest thing I have ever done in my life! We are very excited about it and that is why I am also very excited.”