Huma Qureshi has been highly impressed with Yash’s gangster epic Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups after watching early footage from the film. Huma recently shared that she saw an exclusive 8-9 minute cut of the film and her reaction only increased fans’ anticipation.
Huma says that the footage showed visuals that audiences have “never seen before” in Indian cinema. Toxic is a visually spectacular big–screen experience, she said, and the film’s large scale and ambition are designed to deliver something truly groundbreaking. Her comments agree with the buzz around the project, which has already been called one of the most expensive films in Indian cinema history.
Yash is so passionate about it all the time and is so dedicated to it that he has “really outdone himself,” said Huma. Yash, who rose to pan‑Indian stardom with the KGF franchise, is expected to deliver another great performance in Toxic. His meticulous approach to the project from character preparation to the production of the movie has been a talking point in the industry.
The actress also stressed the vision of director Geetu Mohandas and the team to provide the best theatrical experience rather than rush the release. That statement makes Toxic seem more like quality and spectacle than speed of delivery and that’s what could be very important for fans in today’s fast‑paced content delivery.
Toxic is produced with a budget of over ₹800 crore and stars the ensemble of Kiara Advani, Nayanthara, Tara Sutaria, Huma Qureshi herself, and Rukmini Vasanth. The movie will be released on August 26, 2026, and will be available in multiple languages, catering to a pan-Indian audience.
Huma Qureshi’s glowing comments on Toxic have added to the excitement for the movie. Toxic is, with Yash’s dedication, Geetu Mohandas’s vision, and Hombale Films’ backing, a movie that will change the way people watch big screens in India. And fans are more eager than ever to see what is sure to be a landmark film in 2026.
