Kannada cinema icon Yash is making a grand comeback to theatres after a three-year hiatus with his much-anticipated film, Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-ups. The makers celebrated Yash’s birthday on January 8 by releasing a special promo, which has quickly become a trending sensation among fans.
Fans of Yash have been eagerly awaiting updates on the film, and here’s everything known so far about Toxic, including its release date, trailer updates, star cast, and storyline.
Release Date: When Will Toxic Hit Theatres?
Toxic is scheduled to release on Eid 2026, promising an exciting start to the year for Yash fans. The film will face box office competition from Aditya Dhar’s Dhurandhar Part 2, set to release on March 19.
Trailer and Promo: What Do We Know?
The recently released promo of Toxic on Yash’s birthday is neither a teaser nor a full trailer. Instead, it serves as a character introduction, providing fans a first look at Yash’s on-screen persona, Raya. The character is bold, fiery, and oozes the charm of a mass action drama.
The official teaser and trailer for Toxic are expected to launch in the coming weeks, adding more excitement ahead of its March release.
Creative Team Behind Toxic
The film is co-written by Yash and Geetu Mohandas, who also directs the project. Under their guidance, the film promises a mix of thrilling storytelling and captivating visuals.
Star Cast: A Power-Packed Ensemble
Toxic features a stellar ensemble cast from both Bollywood and South Indian cinema. The lead roles include:
- Yash as Raya
- Kiara Advani
- Nayanthara
- Huma Qureshi
- Tara Sutaria
- Rukmini Vasanth
The mix of established stars and emerging talent is expected to bring fresh energy to the film.
Storyline: A Tale Set in Coastal Goa
The film’s narrative is set in a bygone era along the sun-drenched beaches of coastal Goa. On the surface, the story appears vibrant and lively, showcasing Goa’s culture. However, beneath the scenic beauty lies a powerful drug cartel, controlling the region from the shadows.
Toxic is being shot in Kannada and English, and will later be dubbed in Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu, and Tamil to cater to audiences across India.
