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Yash's ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ Breaks Barriers as the First Indian Film Shot in English and Kannada for a Global Audience

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Indian cinema is set to reach new global heights with Rocking Star Yash's upcoming film, "Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups", directed by internationally acclaimed filmmaker Geetu Mohandas. This ambitious project is making history as the first large-scale Indian film to be conceptualized, written, and shot in both English and an Indian language—Kannada. The move paves the way for a truly global film experience, ensuring a broader reach beyond Indian audiences.

The film is set to be dubbed in multiple languages, including Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam, further enhancing its accessibility across various regions and demographics. With this bilingual approach, "Toxic" is expected to redefine cross-cultural storytelling, breaking barriers and creating a cinematic experience that resonates worldwide.


A Cinematic Vision That Transcends Borders

Filmmaker Geetu Mohandas, known for her internationally recognized films, believes "Toxic" is not just another movie but a landmark cinematic project. Speaking about the film, she said:

"Our vision for 'Toxic' was to craft a narrative that resonates authentically with audiences both in India and globally. We've strived to capture the nuances of the story in both Kannada and English, ensuring an immersive experience for viewers across different linguistic and cultural backgrounds. 'Toxic' explores a collaboration of artistic vision and precision of commercial storytelling. It's a journey that transcends borders, languages, and cultural confines, designed to connect with hearts and minds worldwide."

By simultaneously shooting in English and Kannada, the film ensures that Indian audiences experience regional authenticity, while the English version caters to global audiences. This innovative approach positions "Toxic" as a game-changer in Indian cinema, setting a precedent for future films aiming for international appeal.


A Collaboration of Global and Indian Talent

Produced by Venkat Narayana under KVN Productions in collaboration with Yash’s Monster Mind Creations, "Toxic" was conceived as a global cinematic spectacle from its inception. The film brings together a stellar international team, ensuring that it matches Hollywood-level production standards.

The action sequences are choreographed by JJ Perry, renowned for his work in "John Wick" and "Fast & Furious", while DNEG, the Oscar and BAFTA-winning visual effects studio, is responsible for the VFX, having previously worked on Dune: Part Two. The combination of Hollywood-grade action and cutting-edge visual effects underscores the film’s global aspirations.

The collaboration between Yash, a box office powerhouse, and Geetu Mohandas, a filmmaker celebrated on international platforms like Sundance and Toronto Film Festival, reflects the film's commitment to artistic excellence and worldwide appeal.

A Birthday Peek That Set the Internet Ablaze

On Rocking Star Yash’s birthday last month, the makers of "Toxic" released a "Birthday Peek" teaser, offering audiences a first glimpse into the film’s world. The teaser, featuring high-octane action sequences, gripping visuals, and Yash in a never-seen-before avatar, created massive buzz on social media, generating millions of views and intense excitement among fans.

The bilingual format, which demands extensive preparation and prolonged shooting schedules, has also added to the film's grandeur. Filming began in August 2024, and with the inclusion of top-tier global and Indian talent, "Toxic" has emerged as one of the most expensive Indian productions to date.

A Film Poised to Showcase Indian Cinema on the Global Stage

Producer Venkat K Narayana emphasized the film’s ambitious vision and global potential, stating:

"Our goal for 'Toxic' was crystal clear: a film that resonates in India and globally. From the very beginning, we were driven by a deep conviction in this story and its potential. This unwavering belief fueled our 'all-in' approach, required to bring this cinematic experience to life. We embraced the challenge wholeheartedly, confident that 'Toxic' will not only captivate audiences worldwide but also showcase the brilliance of Indian cinema on a global stage."

As Indian cinema continues to break international barriers, "Toxic" is set to be a milestone project, marking a shift in how Indian films are conceptualized, produced, and marketed globally. The bilingual storytelling, Hollywood-level production values, and collaboration with top international talent ensure that "Toxic" will be a landmark moment in the history of Indian cinema.

With Rocking Star Yash leading the charge, "Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups" is gearing up to be a global cinematic event, proving that Indian cinema has the power, vision, and talent to captivate audiences worldwide.

What are your thoughts on "Toxic"? Will it redefine Indian cinema globally? Drop your opinions below! 

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