‘KGF’ star Yash ‘gives the biggest update on toxic: release date out

A new poster of ‘Toxic’ starring Yash. , Photo Credit: @then/x

Kannada superstar Yash has revealed the release date of his much awaited film Toxic: a fairness to grow up, Directed by Geetu Mohandas, the Kannada-English film KVN Productions and Monster Mind Creations have been banquerol.

The film has returned to the big screen of Yash after extreme failure KGF: Chapter 2 (2022). The manufacturers initially fixed the release date as April 10, 2025. However, Yash recently confirmed that the film’s release has been postponed.

On March 22, 2025 (Saturday), the actor resorted to social media to announce the new release date. toxic Is ready to hit the screen on March 19, 2026. The manufacturers released a new poster to inform fans about development. In the poster, Yash, which is in an all-black avatar, is seen walking in the rain with a gun.

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The producers released a glimpse of the gangster drama on Yash’s birthday (January 08, 2025). Peak secretly channels the vibe of American gangster films. In this, fame, a white suit, federa and a cigar hold, form a commanding entry in a club. The humid atmosphere of the joint sets the platform for this “growing up”, pulsed with wastage, enjoyment and sinner Sori.

Recently, Hollywood action choreographer JJ Perry shared his experience working with Yash. The actor called the film “Banger”. American actor Kyle Paul, who is also part of the film, thanked the team including director Geetu Mohandas for being an assistant during the shoot.

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The producers have not announced the full actors and crew of the film. Kiara Advani and Nayanthara are allegedly part of the film.

The film team faced a controversy when Environment Minister Ashwar Khandre alleged that hundreds of trees were illegally kept in vegetation in the possession of the Hindustan Machine Tools (HMT) campus in Pinya, Bangalore during the filming. toxic. Supratha, executive producer of KVN Productions, said that the film team has not violated any rules. toxic Will be dubbed in many languages ​​including Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi.