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Rashmika Mandanna Returns to Work After Hip Injury, Cherishes Time with Vijay Deverakonda
Rashmika Mandanna resumes shooting for 'Ranabaali' in Hyderabad after a six-week break due to a hip injury sustained on the set of 'Mysaa.' She used the downtime to rest, spend time with husband Vijay Deverakonda, and catch up on personal activities, calling it the most time they've spent together since their wedding in February.
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Actor Rashmika Mandanna is returning to work after a nearly six-week break following a hip injury she sustained while shooting for her upcoming film 'Mysaa.' She resumed filming for 'Ranabaali' in Hyderabad, where about 10 days of shooting remain, and has two other films lined up afterward.
The injury occurred during a song sequence for 'Mysaa.' Speaking to Hindustan Times, Rashmika said, "The tendon in my hip bone snapped while shooting a song. I felt the snap but continued shooting till I couldn’t lift my right leg." She visited the hospital the next day and got an MRI, noting that doctors were surprised she had walked in on her own. "They told me my pain receptors are messed up!" she added.
Despite doctors reportedly clearing her to return within a week, Rashmika took more time to recover. During the break, she focused on rest, reading, solving puzzles, and spending time with family. She shared pictures and a video on social media showing her days off, including performing pooja, playing with her dog, and working in her garden. "I am getting back to work soon and I am definitely going to miss all of this!" she wrote.
The downtime also gave Rashmika and her husband, actor Vijay Deverakonda, a rare chance to spend time together. The couple married in February, but demanding schedules kept them apart for three months afterward. "We didn’t get to see each other for three months after the wedding; we would just speak on the phone," she said. Rashmika described the extended time together as "the most time we have spent together" and called it "strange but nice."
She joked that she had "managed to convert" Vijay to her preference for K-dramas, while Vijay reportedly told her, "Let’s have more of this, but next time without an injury!"
On the work front, 'Mysaa,' directed by debutant Rawindra Pulle, features Rashmika as a Gond woman and includes a challenging underwater sequence. The film is set to release on November 27, 2026.
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Framing: Highlights Rashmika Mandanna's return to work after a hip injury and her expressed sentiment about missing time at home. — positive and sympathetic
Facts Included:
Actor Rashmika Mandanna is set to return to work soon after taking a break following a hip injury she suffered while shooting for her upcoming film 'Mysaa.'
Rashmika shared a series of pictures and a video showing how she spent her time while recovering.
From performing pooja and playing with her dog to solving picture puzzles and spending time in her garden, the actor gave fans a look at her days away from work.
Rashmika said she will soon resume her professional commitments but will miss the time she got to spend at home.
Rashmika wrote: 'I am getting back to work soon and I am definitely going to miss all of this!.'
Framing: Rashmika Mandanna reveals how her hip injury allowed her to spend quality time with Vijay Deverakonda. — Lighthearted and admiring
Facts Included:
Rashmika Mandanna is resuming filming for Ranabaali in Hyderabad after a month-and-a-half-long break due to a hip injury suffered while shooting for Mysaa.
Rashmika and Vijay Deverakonda got married in February.
Rashmika said they did not see each other for three months after the wedding and stayed connected over phone calls.
Rashmika said, "This is the most time we have spent together," describing the experience as "strange but nice."
Rashmika joked, "I have managed to convert him already," about Vijay's appreciation for K-dramas.
Vijay told her, "Let's have more of this, but next time without an injury!"
Rashmika used her recovery to catch up on sleep, read, solve puzzles, and reconnect with family.
Mysaa is directed by debutant Rawindra Pulle and features Rashmika as a Gond woman with a challenging underwater sequence.
Framing: Highlights Rashmika's revelation about the injury and her direct quote about the tendon snapping — sympathetic and positive, emphasizing recovery and family time
Facts Included:
Rashmika Mandanna is preparing to return to work after spending nearly six weeks away from film sets.
The injury happened while she was shooting a song for 'Mysaa'.
She said, 'The tendon in my hip bone snapped while shooting a song.'
She continued shooting until she couldn't lift her right leg.
She visited the hospital and got an MRI the next day.
Doctors were surprised she walked to the hospital by herself.
Doctors said her pain receptors are messed up.
Doctors reportedly cleared her to return within a week, but she took more time.
Rashmika is resuming the shoot for 'Ranabaali' in Hyderabad with 10 days of shooting left.
She has two other films to shoot after 'Ranabaali'.
She and Vijay Deverakonda barely met for three months after their wedding in February.
She said, 'We didn’t get to see each other for three months after the wedding; we would just speak on the phone.'
Vijay enjoys serious shows and Rashmika prefers K-dramas.
Vijay said, 'Let’s have more of this, but next time without an'
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ClaimRashmika Mandanna suffered a hip injury while shooting for the film 'Mysaa'.
ClaimRashmika Mandanna's recovery activities included performing pooja, playing with her dog, solving picture puzzles, and spending time in her garden.
3 distinct · 3 mastheads · 3 articles consulted: ANI (Asian News International), Times Now, The Times of India30 claims extractedVersion 2Written 2026-09-02