“I spent nearly four hours in the shower trying to get all the mud off,” says Mukul Harish on shooting a mud pit sequence in Sony SAB’s Pushpa Impossible
Sony SAB’s Pushpa Impossible continues to bring unexpected challenges and intense moments to the lives of its characters. With Pushpa (Kaurna Pandey) and Tiger (Mukul Harish) recently discovering that they are mother and son, their relationship is now at a crucial stage as they try to understand each other and find their place in each other’s lives.
City Air News
Oct 23, 2026 04:08
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Sony SAB’s Pushpa Impossible continues to bring unexpected challenges and intense moments to the lives of its characters. With Pushpa (Kaurna Pandey) and Tiger (Mukul Harish) recently discovering that they are mother and son, their relationship is now at a crucial stage as they try to understand each other and find their place in each other’s lives.
In the upcoming episode, Tiger finds himself in an unexpected situation when he steps in to rescue a young girl who has fallen into a manhole. Without thinking twice, he jumps in to save her, emerging as an accidental hero. While the moment is a brave one for Tiger, bringing it to life on screen was no easy task for Mukul Harish. Shooting the sequence required him to get completely covered in mud, making it a physically demanding experience. The challenge continued even after the cameras stopped rolling, as Mukul spent nearly four hours in the shower trying to get all the mud off. Despite the demanding experience, he looks back at it as one of the most memorable sequences he has shot.
Mukul Harish, who essays the role of Tiger, shared, “This was one of the most physically challenging and memorable sequences I have shot. I had to get into a manhole to save a child and by the end of it I was covered in mud from head to toe. The look was so convincing that even people on set couldn’t recognise me. The real struggle began after the shot, when I spent nearly four hours in the shower trying to get all the mud off. As an actor, these are the experiences that push you out of your comfort zone and make the journey exciting. It was a demanding shoot but one I will always remember.”
