New Delhi: Filmmaker Rishab Shetty praised Yash and his latest film Toxic and said the actor surrendered himself to a character and a world which demanded a larger-than-life performance.
The film is directed by Geetu Mohandas and was reportedly mounted on a budget of over Rs 500 crore. It released with dubs in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and several other languages.
Shetty shared a note on his X handle Sunday as he lauded the actor’s performance in the film.
“As an artist, when you play a character, you try to bring it to life from the bottom of your heart. And here, I am truly impressed by the conviction with which the struggle of a powerful man has been portrayed…The effort that goes into telling a story, and the journey it takes from being a thought in the mind to becoming a film on screen, is humongous,” he wrote.
“@TheNameIsYash sir, hats off to the way you have surrendered yourself to a character and a world that demands a larger-than-life performance. I could clearly feel that in every scene…It’s not easy to give the audience an experience of how guilt multiplies and increases the toxicity in life. I stand with you for attempting this daring experiment, sir. #ToxicTheMovie,” he added.
The film features Yash in the dual roles of Raya and Ticket and presents the actor in a new avatar. It features an ensemble cast including Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, Tara Sutaria, Rukmini Vasanth and Huma Qureshi.
Toxic is produced by VN Productions and Monster Mind Creations.
