‘Poisonous: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups’ starring Rocking Star Yash has raised pleasure because the makers dropped Kiara Advani’s mesmerizing first look. Her daring, shadowy vibe guarantees a twisted fable loaded with edge-of-your-seat drama alongside Yash’s commanding presence.
Kiara Advani’s daring transformation
Kiara Advani, recognized for her performing expertise and powerful display screen presence, appears fully totally different on this new reveal. She’s finished dramas and motion movies, changing into an enormous identify in Hindi cinema. This function is a contemporary change as she enters director Geetu Mohandas’ uncooked world.
Nadia’s layered first look
Her first look as Nadia reveals putting depth. The poster reveals her glamorous below a circus highlight at first look, however a better look uncovers deep emotional turmoil beneath. Hidden grief and unhappiness level to a character-driven story. This layered portrayal suggests Nadia goes past typical roles, doubtlessly marking a game-changing second in her profession.
Director Geetu Mohandas’s excessive reward
Reflecting on Kiara’s portrayal, director Geetu Mohandas stated, “Some performances don’t simply belong to a movie; they redefine an artist. What Kiara created on display screen on this movie is nothing wanting transformative. As a director, I’m deeply happy with her and for the efficiency she has delivered, and for the religion and coronary heart she introduced into our shared journey.”
Poisonous’s stellar tech crew and launch
‘Poisonous: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups’, co-written and directed by Geetu Mohandas with Yash, shot in English and Kannada, dubbing into Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and extra for worldwide domination. Powerhouse crew: Rajeev Ravi (cinema), Ravi Basrur (music), Ujwal Kulkarni (edit), TP Abid (design). Motion by JJ Perry (John Wick) and Anbariv duo. Yash and Venkat Okay. Narayana produce by way of KVN & Monster Thoughts. ‘Poisonous’ is slated for a grand theatrical launch on the lengthy festive weekend of nineteenth March 2026, coinciding with Eid, Ugadi and Gudi Padwa.