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Get ready to dive into the dark and intriguing world of ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ as we unveil the character posters. Yash’s highly anticipated film is set for a worldwide release, and each poster offers a tantalizing glimpse into the diverse personalities that populate this cinematic universe.
1. Rebecca
TOXIC · In cinemas worldwide
The enigmatic character of Rebecca is revealed, captured in a striking pose at a moody bar, dressed in a sleek black gown. This poster is part of the extensive worldwide release series for Yash’s ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups,’ a period gangster action thriller set in Goa from the 1940s to the 1970s, directed by Geetu Mohandas and co-produced by KVN Productions and Monster Mind Creations LLP. Fans are eager to see how Tara Sutaria’s character fits into the complex narrative of crime syndicates and fading colonial rule.
2. Nadia
TOXIC · In cinemas worldwide
Nadia, portrayed by Kiara Advani, is framed under the warm glow of a theatre marquee in her character poster. As Rumi/Ticket’s mother, her presence is central to the film’s exploration of family dynamics within a criminal underworld. The film, also starring Nayanthara as Ganga and Huma Qureshi as Elizabeth, promises a deep dive into themes of power, desire, and redemption.
3. Mellisa
TOXIC · In cinemas worldwide
Mellisa makes her appearance amidst a vibrant, crowded party, adorned in a striking green gown. Rukmini Vasanth embodies this character, adding another layer to the rich tapestry of ‘Toxic.’ The film’s unique approach, described as ‘A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups,’ suggests a fantastical yet gritty portrayal of an underworld story, complete with intricate action sequences choreographed by J.J. Perry and Anbariv.
4. Ticket
TOXIC · In cinemas worldwide
In a dramatic turn, ‘Ticket,’ also known as Rumi, is depicted as a bloodied fighter wielding a machete in a jungle stream. This intense imagery highlights Yash’s dual role as both Raya and his son. The action, crime, and drama elements are amplified by Ravi Basrur’s background score, promising a thrilling cinematic experience for audiences worldwide.
5. Elizabeth
TOXIC · In cinemas worldwide
Elizabeth stands beside a vintage car in the atmospheric setting of a cemetery at dusk, exuding an aura of mystery. Huma Qureshi takes on this role in ‘Toxic,’ a film that delves into the psychological toll of dominance and survival in a brutal world. The period setting of Goa, between the early 1940s and 1970s, provides a unique backdrop for this unfolding drama.
6. Ganga
TOXIC · In cinemas worldwide
Ganga, played by Nayanthara, is shown armed and flanked by guards at a grand doorway, projecting an image of authority and power. As Raya’s sister, her character is poised to play a significant role in the unfolding family saga within the criminal empire. The film’s ambitious scope is further emphasized by its multilingual release across Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam.
7. Raya
TOXIC · In cinemas worldwide
Yash himself is featured as Raya in a sophisticated poster, sporting a white suit and a cigar, standing beside a classic car. This portrayal hints at the immense power and influence Raya commands as he builds his criminal empire. The film’s exploration of morality and relationships within this dangerous world has generated significant anticipation.
8. Tony
TOXIC · In cinemas worldwide
Tony, portrayed by Akshay Oberoi, is seen in a pastel suit amidst a bustling retro city crowd, adding a touch of retro flair to the character roster. His presence suggests a pivotal role in the intricate plot of ‘Toxic,’ which is set to release worldwide on August 26, 2026, and has already received an ‘A’ certificate.
9. Raya & Nadia
TOXIC · In cinemas worldwide
A captivating poster brings together Raya and Nadia in a classic convertible at sunset, hinting at the complex relationships and perhaps a moment of respite amidst the chaos. This visual captures the essence of ‘A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups,’ blending noir elements with a touch of romance. The film promises to be a bold and original cinematic achievement.
