Yash’s ”Toxic” Poised to Redefine Indian Cinema with groundbreaking dual-language Approach
A new era in Indian filmmaking is dawning with “Toxic,” a project spearheaded by Yash and directed by Geetu Mohandas. This aspiring film is breaking barriers as the first major Indian production conceptualized, written, and filmed simultaneously in kannada and English. It’s a bold move designed to reach a wider international audience, with dubbed versions already planned for Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and beyond.
“Toxic” isn’t just about language; it’s about a commitment to quality and a vision for global storytelling. The film promises a thrilling narrative and a stellar cast, signaling a meaningful moment for Indian cinema on the world stage.
A stellar Cast Takes Shape
Finding the right lead was a crucial step, and the director believes Huma qureshi embodies the complex character of Elizabeth perfectly. She brings a rare combination of sophistication and intensity to the role, promising a captivating performance. mohandas emphasizes qureshi’s collaborative spirit, noting her willingness to question and refine the character’s interpretation.
Kiara Advani also joins the cast as Nadia, and a first look at her character has already generated significant buzz. The anticipation is building as audiences get a glimpse of the compelling characters that will drive the story.
Assembling a World-Class Crew
The production team is equally notable, boasting a collection of award-winning talent. rajeev Ravi, an Indian National Film Award-winning cinematographer, will lend his expertise to visually crafting the film’s world.
Further enhancing the film’s technical prowess are:
* Ravi Basrur, the composer, known for his impactful scores.
* Ujwal Kulkarni,the editor,bringing a sharp eye for pacing and narrative flow.
* T.P. abid, the production designer, responsible for creating immersive environments.
Action sequences are set to be a major draw, choreographed by a dynamic duo. Hollywood’s J.J. Perry, renowned for his work on “John Wick,” is collaborating with Indian National Film Award-winning team Anbariv and Kecha Khamphakdee. This blend of international and local expertise promises thrilling and innovative action.
A Strategic Release Date
“Toxic – A Fairytale for Grown-Ups” is scheduled for a theatrical release on March 19, 2026. This date strategically capitalizes on a long holiday weekend encompassing Eid, Ugadi, and Gudi Padwa celebrations. This timing is designed to maximize audience reach and box office potential.
This film represents more than just a new release; it’s a statement about the evolving landscape of Indian cinema. “Toxic” aims to deliver a captivating story, stunning visuals, and a truly immersive cinematic experience for audiences worldwide. You can expect a film that pushes boundaries and redefines expectations.
