Rashmika Mandanna’s Sunday envy: ‘I get the bed all to myself’

Rashmika Mandanna shared a picture of her puppy Aura enjoying a lazy Sunday while she headed to work. The actress also spoke about her upcoming film Mysaa, which is slated for a multilingual theatrical release on November 27

Mumbai: Actress Rashmika Mandanna, who was recently seen in Cocktail 2, is envious of her furry friend Aura, who gets to spend a lazy Sunday while she has to go to work.

The actress took to the Stories section of Instagram and shared a picture of her puppy sleeping peacefully under the sheets. Expressing her envy, Rashmika called Aura extremely lucky.

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She wrote on the picture, “Aura be like: Mum hasn’t slept a wink and she has to go to work.. but who cares.. I get the bed all to myself and I am happy happy.. Lucky bum”.

The actress has a packed schedule, with some of her biggest films lined up for release. She will next be seen in Mysaa. The teaser of the film was unveiled recently and promises a solid entertainer.

The teaser features striking underwater sequences, including a haunting moment where Rashmika is seen sitting at the bottom of the water while holding a sickle. Rashmika plays a Gond tribal woman, a demanding character that required intense physical preparation and the execution of challenging action sequences.

Produced by Unformula Films, Mysaa is an action drama directed by debutant Rawindra Pulle. The film is being mounted on a grand scale, with an emphasis on large-scale action and a technically ambitious vision. The makers have confirmed that Mysaa is slated for a theatrical release in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam on November 27, 2026.

Earlier, Rashmika reportedly suffered a serious hip injury while filming an intense dance sequence. The actress pushed through demanding action and dance schedules, which led to a complete tendon detachment in her hip.

According to media reports, doctors were surprised by the severity of the injury, stating that such tendon damage is usually seen in athletes who undergo rigorous physical training. The actress was advised six weeks of complete rest by medical experts.

Her recovery was followed by a structured rehabilitation programme to help restore strength.