business100news.com;Directed by Geethu Mohandas, Toxic, starring Yash in the lead, is increasing the excitement of the audience with each update. Toxic is growing into a darker, deeper and bolder visual experience that is set to change the map of Indian cinema. The poster of the character Melissa was released today, making the world of this big action drama even stronger. The audience’s favorite actress Rukmini Vasanth will be seen as Melissa in Toxic.
Rukmini Vasanth, who embodies beauty, confidence and toughness at the same time, plays Melissa, adding new energy to the story universe of Toxic. Directed by Yash and directed by Geetu Mohandas, Toxic will hit theaters worldwide on March 19. Following the release of the impressive first looks of Kiara Advani (Nadia), Huma Qureshi (Elizabeth), Nayanthara (Ganga), and Tara Sutaria (Rebecca), the arrival of Rukmini Vasanth as Melissa takes the world of Toxic deeper. Toxic is a film produced by Venkat K. Narayana and Yash under the banners of K.V.N. Productions and Monster Mind Creations. Every audience and fan is waiting for the big update of the film on January 8, on the occasion of Yash’s birthday.
In the poster, Melissa is seen standing with a fierce and determined gaze amidst the festive commotion surrounding her, in a colorful, dimly lit party scene set in the late 1960s. Director Geetu Mohandas said this about Rukmini Vasanthan: “What I love most about Rukmini is her intelligence as an actress. She doesn’t just act; she thinks and processes deeply. Her questions come from curiosity, not doubt. It makes me think more deeply as a director sometimes even to reexamine my own decisions. I feel again and again when I watch her that the intelligence on screen often lies in what is not said. I often see her calmly jotting down notes in her journal between shots little experiences and thoughts from the set. She is building a world within herself. Her approach is very thoughtful; sometimes I feel like picking up those notes and reading them.”
Written by Yash and Geethu Mohandas and directed by Geethu Mohandas herself, ‘Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups’ has been shot simultaneously in Kannada and English. Dubbed versions in several languages including Hindi, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam are also being released simultaneously. The film has a strong technical team behind it, with National Award winner Rajeev Ravi handling the cinematography. Music is by Ravi Basrur, editing by Ujjwal Kulkarni, and production design by T.P. Abid. The high-octane action sequences are crafted by Hollywood action director J.J. Perry (John Wicks) along with National Award winners Anbari and Kecha Khamfaakdi. PRO: Pratheesh Shekhar.
