Kareena Kapoor Khan exits Yash's upcoming film 'Toxic': Report
For the past few months, there has been immense buzz surrounding Kareena Kapoor Khan's alleged involvement with Yash's Toxic. However, a recent report by Pinkvilla suggests that the discussions have fallen apart. The decision was reportedly mutual, with both parties agreeing to part ways due to scheduling conflicts. "Kareena Kapoor's dates do not align with the dates of Yash for Toxic. After making efforts to set the calendar right, the makers have amicably parted ways," an insider revealed.
Nationwide casting hunt for 'Toxic' following Kapoor Khan's exit
A source told PV, "Toxic has a strong sibling emotion and the part of the sister is very crucial to the narrative, warranting the presence of a top star. The makers are looking to cast actresses with Pan India presence for the part." This nationwide casting hunt underscores the importance of this character in Yash's upcoming gangster drama. It now remains to be seen which actor will replace Kapoor Khan.
Flashback: Kapoor Khan's excitement about 'South film'
Earlier, speculation arose linking Kapoor Khan to the cast of Toxic after she dropped a hint during interaction with fans. She mentioned, "I might be doing a very big South film..." "It's like, all pan-India so I don't know where I'll be shooting, but I'm excited for all my fans to know that it's going to be the first time that I will be doing this." Her next projects are Singham Again and The Buckingham Murders.
'Toxic' will mark Yash's first collaboration with Geethu Mohandas
Toxic, currently in production, marks the first collaboration between actor Yash and National Award-winning director Geethu Mohandas. The film also features Kiara Advani as Yash's leading lady, per reports. This new venture comes on the heels of Yash's remarkable success with films like KGF and KGF 2. The film is scheduled for release on April 10, 2025. The film's full title is Toxic: A Fairy Tale For Grown-Ups. Further casting announcements for Toxic will be made as developments occur.
