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Toxic trailer out: Yash delivers raw action in Geetu Mohandas' dark gangster drama

The trailer for Yash's highly anticipated film 'Toxic' has been released. This action-packed movie promises a dark and stylish gangster drama. It features intense action sequences and a romantic storyline. The film is set against Goa's drug trade and mafia networks. 'Toxic' is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on August 26.

Toxic trailer out: Yash delivers raw action in Geetu Mohandas' dark gangster drama

The highly anticipated trailer for Yash’s latest film, 'Toxic,' has reignited excitement among fans of Indian cinema. Directed by Geetu Mohandas, the film promises a darker and more stylish take on the action genre, with raw action sequences and a compelling gangster narrative at its core. Yash delivers a powerful performance, showcasing his versatility in multiple roles, while also bringing a touch of romance to the intense world of crime, power, and betrayal.

The trailer keeps key details under wraps, sparking curiosity about the complex relationships and larger-than-life saga that await viewers. With a stellar ensemble cast featuring Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, Rukmini Vasanth, Huma Qureshi, and Tara Sutaria, 'Toxic' is set against a dramatic backdrop of Goa’s drug trade and mafia networks spanning the 1940s to the 1970s.

Scheduled for release on August 26, 'Toxic' aims to offer a refreshing blend of action, emotion, and large-scale spectacle, potentially setting a new standard for Yash’s cinematic style.

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