Striking poster of 'Mysaa' released; Rashmika Mandanna's avatar excites fans

Mumbai: Mysaa, starring Rashmika Mandanna in the lead role, just released a thrilling poster on Diwali. The new poster garnered the attention of social media with Rashmika's new avatar. Fans are all excited for the upcoming action entertainer. 

The makers of the movie, produced by Unformula Films and directed by Rawindra Pulle, are one of the most anticipated releases. Sharing the poster on Instagram, the makers wrote, “THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM Team #Mysaa wishes everyone a joyous & powerful #HappyDiwali ‍ Stay tuned for the electrifying #MysaaGlimpse soon." The image shared showcased Rashmika in a fierce look, holding a rifle and handcuffs. The poster clearly depicted the strength and determination of Rashmika's character. 

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Fans took to social media to laud the movie and Rashmika. They were stunned by the actress's epic transformation. "This poster itself already made my Diwali more," said one. Another wrote, "Fire." A third person individual commented, "Excited." 

Previously, the makers of the movie had dropped another poster that captured an even more raw display of Rashmika's fearless character. It showed the actress with a blood-streaked face, untidy hair, and a sword in her hand. As per the synopsis of the movie, the plot takes place in tribal lands. It will be a blend of strong, intense visuals and powerful storytelling. 

Meanwhile, Rashmika's movie Thamma is all set to release on Diwali, October 21. Speaking about the film's comparison to the Malayalam movie Lokah.  "Having DQ (Dulquer Salmaan) and Thomas (Tovino), and Kalyani just doing their thing, it was a different world altogether. Knowing what we have in store and knowing where we are coming from, I can promise you that it’s going to be a different experience. You can’t put both the films together. I understand where it’s coming from, but tomorrow when you walk out of Thamma, it’s going to be a new conversation," said the actress.