Rashmika Mandanna’s ‘Mysaa’ first single ‘O Mysaa Re’ celebrates rage and feminine power
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The makers of Rashmika Mandanna’s upcoming action entertainer ‘Mysaa’ have released the film’s first single, ‘O Mysaa Re’. Directed by Rawindra Pulle, the song was unveiled on Monday and brings together powerful music, energetic vocals and intense visuals.
‘Mysaa’ first single, ‘O Mysaa Re’ released
Rashmika Mandanna shared the song on X, describing it as a track full of pain, rage and awakening. “O Mysaa Re!! A war cry! A scream of pain and rage! An awakening!! All yours now!” she wrote. In the video, the actor is seen in a powerful and high-energy avatar.

The music is composed by Jakes Bejoy, while Sindhuja Srinivasan has lent her voice to the song. The composition is driven by thunderous beats and holds its intensity from start to finish.
More about the song
According to the makers, lyricist Suddala Ashok Teja presents ‘Mysaa’ as Eeshi and Aishi, symbolising divine feminine power and the female form of Lord Shiva. The lyrics celebrate womanhood, courage and the spirit of women rising to prepare for battle. Brinda Master has choreographed the number.The video features a large group of dancers performing against a rugged forest backdrop. The setting, the choreography and Rashmika’s spirited performance together give the song an adrenaline-filled feel.
What is Rashmika Mandanna’s ‘Mysaa’ about?
‘Mysaa’ is an emotive period action drama set in tribal territories. Rashmika plays a Gond woman in what has been described as one of her most intense and emotional roles.The teaser shows her character reflecting on a difficult journey. “I am tired, I have stopped, I have lost,” she says, before the mood shifts as she decides to face the challenges around her. It also includes an underwater fight sequence in which Rashmika takes on opponents with a sickle.The film also features Eshwari Rao, Guru Somasundaram and Rao Ramesh in important roles. ‘Mysaa’ will release in theatres simultaneously in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam on November 27, 2026.
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