Toxic, starring Yash and officially directed by Geetu Mohandas, has ballooned into a ₹600 crore project—excluding Yash’s own hefty paycheck. Yet, even after two years of production, only about 60% of the film is complete.
Behind the glossy posters lies chaos: endless reshoots, scrapped schedules, casting reshuffles, and a restless crew. Industry insiders suggest that Yash has increasingly sidelined Geetu, reportedly taking over large portions of direction himself. This lack of trust has sparked conflicts and slowed progress to a crawl.
For Yash, the stakes are monumental. Riding high on the pan-India success of KGF 2, Toxic was expected to cement his superstar status. Instead, his obsession with control risks derailing the project, with growing concerns that a flop could reveal his stardom as heavily KGF-dependent.
Fans and industry watchers are drawing parallels with Prabhas’ journey after Baahubali: one defining film elevated him to national fame, and the follow-up became a test of staying power. Similarly, Yash’s next moves will determine whether he remains a pan-India force or loses momentum.
Adding to the intrigue, Yash has signed on for two massive projects where he won’t even play the lead—taking supporting roles in Ramayana and another yet-to-be-revealed film. For a star once seen as the torchbearer of Indian mass cinema, these choices seem like a strategic safety net in case Toxic falters—making the title feel eerily apt: truly toxic for everyone involved.
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