Actress Raashii Khanna shared behind-the-scenes pictures from the Mysuru schedule of the upcoming superstar Rajinikanth starrer Dharman, offering fans an inside look at early morning workouts, temple visits, and casual moments alongside Rajinikanth and actor Ram Pothineni. The social media photo drop sparked widespread buzz online as it effectively confirmed Ram Pothineni's participation in the highly anticipated Ashwath Marimuthu directorial. Unveiling Behind-the-Scenes Moments in MysuruThe team of Dharman has been actively filming its ongoing operational schedule in and around the historic city of Mysuru. Raashii Khanna took to her social media accounts to share a photo carousel highlighting her off-screen experiences during the shoot. Among the standout moments captured in the carousel was a candid photo taken during an early morning fitness session featuring Raashii alongside Rajinikanth and Ram Pothineni in activewear. In addition to gym sessions, her posts documented quiet moments spent exploring local temples, enjoying famous Mysuru dosas, and playing card games like Uno during downtime on set. Key Highlights from the Mysuru ScheduleCategoryDetails & On-Set HighlightsFilm Title & DirectorDharman, directed by Ashwath Marimuthu (Oh My Kadavule)Key Cast MembersRajinikanth, Simran, Raashii Khanna, Yogi Babu, and Ram PothineniProduction HouseRaaj Kamal Films International (produced by Kamal Haasan)Shoot LocationMysuru, Karnataka (following schedules in Chennai)Key HighlightsMorning workouts, temple visits, traditional local food, and game nightsRam Pothineni’s Casting ConfirmationWhile rumors regarding Ram Pothineni’s inclusion in Dharman had been floating across trade circles for months, the production team had maintained secrecy surrounding his role. Raashii Khanna’s casual post provided the first visual evidence confirming Pothineni’s presence on location alongside Rajinikanth.Speculation immediately mounted regarding the nature of Pothineni's involvement in the project:Extended Cameo vs. Crucial Role: Industry insiders speculate whether Pothineni is portraying a pivotal character directly linked to Rajinikanth's role or appearing in a special extended cameo designed to enhance multi-language appeal across Telugu-speaking markets.Star-Studded Ensembles: The inclusion of top talent across Tamil and Telugu cinema reflects the scale of the production, aimed at maximizing pan-Indian box-office reach.Production Scale and Directorial InsightsDirected by Ashwath Marimuthu and backed by Kamal Haasan’s Raaj Kamal Films International, Dharman represents one of the most high-profile collaborations in recent Tamil cinema. The film features music composed by Anirudh Ravichander, marking another major collaboration following his successful soundtracks for recent blockbuster releases. The film began principal photography earlier in the summer, completing key schedules in Chennai before transitioning to outdoor locations in Mysuru. Previous schedules reportedly saw Rajinikanth filming sequences in a senior medical faculty persona, adding intrigue regarding the narrative structure. Director Ashwath Marimuthu previously shared his experience working with Rajinikanth, expressing admiration for the veteran actor’s work ethic, energy, and humility on set despite completing over five decades in the film industry. Fan Reaction and Release ExpectationsThe social media updates caused an immediate buzz across fan communities on platforms X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, with trade analysts highlighting the massive buzz generated by the unannounced star team-up.With production moving along smoothly in Mysuru, Dharman is being positioned for a major theatrical release targeted for the 2027 Pongal festival window. The combination of Rajinikanth, Raashii Khanna, Ram Pothineni, and Simran under Ashwath Marimuthu's direction continues to position the project as one of the most anticipated releases in upcoming regional cinema schedules.Also Read :- Uditi Singh Calls Breakup With Karan Wahi a ‘Blessing in Disguise’, Says He Was ‘Extremely Dominating’
