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Rashmika Mandanna hip injury and recovery
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In late July 2026, Indian actress Rashmika Mandanna was reported to have suffered a complete tendon detachment in her hip while filming high‑energy dance and action sequences for the upcoming movies Ranabaali and Mysaa. Medical experts said the injury was comparable to those seen in professional athletes and prescribed six weeks of total bed rest followed by rehabilitation, warning that the setback would disrupt the shooting schedules and her numerous brand endorsements. A few days later, Mandanna herself confirmed the injury on social media, noting that a detached tendon among the four that connect the hip to the leg required the same six‑week recovery period. She joked about becoming a “dessert monster” during her forced break, emphasized the need to treat her body as a human rather than a machine, and referenced two prior injuries she had endured in quick succession. By mid-August, Mandanna provided further updates on her recovery from the separated tendon in her right hip. She noted that the forced period of rest had shifted her perspective on her professional lifestyle, stating that the constant hustle had previously made the idea of slowing down seem frightening, but the experience of being pushed into a slower pace made her previous nonstop lifestyle seem overwhelming. She expressed gratitude for the support and prayers received from fans during her recuperation. By late August, Mandanna announced her intention to resume work following her recovery. She shared photos of her time spent at home during the recuperation period. Her upcoming projects include the action thriller ‘Mysaa,’ set among the Gond tribes, and the Telugu period drama ‘Ranabaali,’ which is scheduled for release on October 16. On August 31, Mandanna confirmed she is ready to resume professional commitments after spending her recovery time with family, pets, and engaging in hobbies like solving puzzles.
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