Rashmika Mandanna’s Mysaa has locked its theatrical release date. The intense action drama, directed by Rawindra Pulle, will arrive in cinemas worldwide on November 27, 2026, marking one of the actress’ most radically different roles yet.
The release announcement comes with a striking title poster that offers a glimpse of the film’s brutal world. Rashmika is seen covered in blood and dirt, holding a spear in one hand and broken iron shackles in the other, with a fierce stare over her shoulder. Her red saree, dark blue blouse and rustic jewellery complete the warrior-like look, while the battle-filled backdrop suggests that the film is set against a violent period or tribal conflict.
The project is currently progressing through post-production, with VFX work underway at international studios. Rashmika is also recovering from an injury sustained during the shoot and is expected to return to the sets once she is fully fit to complete the remaining portions. The makers are simultaneously working on the visual effects and other finishing works ahead of the November release.
Produced by Ajay Saipureddy, Anil Sayyapureddy and Veerasai Gopa under Unformula Films, Mysaa features music by Jakes Bejoy. The film’s biggest selling point remains Rashmika’s transformation into a much darker and physically intense action heroine.
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