On December 31, Yash posted Nayanthara’s first look from their upcoming movie, Geetu Mohandas’ Poisonous – A Fairytale For Grown-Ups. Introducing her as Ganga, the look showcases her as each elegant and harmful. Nayanthara’s first look from the movie follows these of Kiara Advani and Huma Qureshi.
Nayanthara’s first look as Ganga in Poisonous
“Introducing Nayanthara as GANGA in – A Poisonous Fairy Story For Grown-Ups,” wrote Yash, posting Nayanthara’s first look from Poisonous on his social media. The poster exhibits her strolling by way of a doorway with a firearm in her hand as two males maintain the door open for her, and others stand guard behind her.
Nayanthara is wearing a black gown with a excessive slit and thigh-high boots, staring instantly on the digicam. Her husband, filmmaker Vignesh Shivan, re-shared the poster on his Instagram tales, writing, “Wow,” with a mouth open emoji. He additionally posted heart-eyes and red-heart emojis whereas sharing the poster, clearly in awe of his spouse. In a press notice, the makers described Ganga as ‘as a girl who owns the room and calls her personal pictures.’
Speaking about casting Nayanthara as Ganga, Geetu mentioned, “I wished to painting Nayan in a manner that she’s by no means been showcased earlier than. However because the shoot progressed, I started to see how intently her personal character echoed the soul of the character. It wasn’t imitation, it was alignment. I discovered my Ganga, so brilliantly carried out by her, and much more unexpectedly, I discovered a pricey buddy.”
About Poisonous
Written by Yash and Geetu, and directed by Geetu, Poisonous: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups has been filmed concurrently in each Kannada and English, with dubbed variations deliberate for Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and a number of other different languages. Kiara performs Nadia within the movie, and Huma performs Elizabeth.
It’s produced by Venkat Okay Narayana and Yash beneath KVN Productions and Monster Thoughts Creations. Poisonous is slated for launch on the lengthy festive weekend of nineteenth March 2026, coinciding with Eid, Ugadi, and Gudi Padwa.