Big news for Yash fans! The Mumbai schedule for Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-ups is officially done after a intense 45 days packed with action. Now, the team’s heading to Bengaluru to film the final scenes!
Mumbai: 45 Days of Non-Stop Action
So, the Mumbai shoot actually took six months to pull off, and apparently, it was all about the action! We’re talking major action sequences designed by none other than Hollywood stunt director JJ Perry.
A little birdie told us, “This was seriously the most ambitious and challenging part of the whole film. Yash, Geetu Mohandas, and JJ Perry have cooked up something that’s going to be totally new for Indian cinema.” Sounds epic, right?
Bengaluru, You’re Up Next!
The final filming schedule kicks off in Bengaluru towards the end of September. They’ll be shooting some super important scenes there, and once that’s done, the movie is officially in the can!
The same source mentioned, “Everyone’s pumped and totally ready to nail this final part.”
London Calling for Yash
But that’s not all! As soon as filming wraps, Yash is jetting off to London. Word is, he’s got meetings lined up to talk about some potential global collaborations for Toxic. Exciting stuff!
Filmed for the World
Directed by Geetu Mohandas, Toxic is being filmed in both Kannada and English, so it’s truly made for a global audience. Plus, it’s set to be released in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam too!
Mark your calendars! Toxic, backed by KVN Productions and Yash’s Monster Mind Creations, is hitting theaters everywhere on March 19, 2026. Can’t wait!
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