Geetu Mohandas

Here’s Why Yash and Kiara’s Love Story in Tabaahi Feels So All-Consuming

Some love stories begin with a confession. Tabaahi chooses silence instead. Featuring Rocking Star Yash and Kiara Advani, the first song from Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups is a poignant portrayal of yearning, restraint, and unspoken emotions. Composed and sung by Vishal Mishra, the haunting melody and soulful vocals beautifully elevate every lingering glance between the two, making their unspoken connection the true heartbeat of the song. Throughout the music video, Yash and Kiara's moments together are filled with an undeniable pull. Every shared glance carries the weight of yea | Click Here...

Geetu Mohandas in Action: Team Toxic Celebrates Its Captain with Special BTS Footage

On the occasion of director Geetu Mohandas’ birthday, the team of Toxic shared a special behind-the-scenes video from the film's set, offering audiences a rare glimpse into the filmmaker’s creative process and commanding presence. The birthday special showcases Geetu in her element — calling the shots, orchestrating large-scale action sequences, guiding performances and leading a massive crew with confidence and precision. Accompanied by the message, “Behind every shot that hit different, every silence that said more than dialogue ever could, there she was! Happy birthday @ge | Click Here...

Rocking Star Yash Opens Up About Collaborating with Geetu Mohandas on Toxic: “A Female Gaze in Action is Refreshing”

Rocking Star Yash offered a compelling insight into what makes Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups stand apart—his collaboration with filmmaker Geetu Mohandas. In an industry where large-scale action films have historically been helmed by male directors, Yash highlighted how this project breaks new ground. Adding to the film’s distinct edge is the involvement of Hollywood action director J. J. Perry, whose collaboration with Mohandas already hints at something visually and tonally different, bringing together raw, high-impact action with a more layered and emotionally driven narrative lens | Click Here...

JJ Perry Calls Working With Yash, Geetu Mohandas an “Honor” in Toxic BTS Reveal

The excitement around Toxic: A Fairytale For Grown-Ups continues to build as Hollywood action director JJ Perry shared behind-the-scenes moments from the film, with Rocking Star Yash and director Geetu Mohandas. Offering fans a glimpse into the film’s scale and energy, Perry’s post highlights the powerful collaboration driving this ambitious project. Taking to social media, Perry shared glimpses from the sets while reflecting on his experience working with the team. His caption read: “What an honor it was to work with the whole cast and crew on #Toxic 🙏🏼 Gotta send  | Click Here...

Christian Group Files Complaint Against Yash’s ‘Toxic’ Teaser

The National Christian Federation (NCF) has lodged a formal complaint against the teaser of Yash's upcoming film Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups, which they claim disrespects their religious beliefs. The complaint was submitted to the Central Board of Film Certification, the Film Chamber of Commerce, and state authorities on February 11-12 2026. NCF president Pradeep Kumar objected to the film's portrayal of Archangel Michael, calling it disrespectful to the holy figure. The group specifically identified an intimate car scene which took place near a cemetery and included a violent g | Click Here...

Toxic Teaser Introducing Raya: So bloody bombarding

Not for the chicken-hearted, is what I can begin with. The teaser introduces Yash as Raya, unleashing his monster mode, in casted shadow and darkness. It is bloody, filled with gore, and bit of orgasmic—you might still treat it like a taboo, but it is 2026, and if the teaser can wittily show the orgasmic bombing of a graveyard—I can write it too. Featuring an ensemble cast, the film Toxic - A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups, is all set to release on 19th March, 2026. It shall feature, Yash as the male lead, followed by Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, Tara Sutaria, Rukmini Vasanth and Huma Qu | Click Here...

STOP THE RUMOURS: Yash’s Toxic on Track for March 19, 2026 Release – No Delay, Confirms Producers

Putting an end to all speculation, it’s now confirmed that Yash’s highly anticipated film ‘Toxic’ is very much on schedule. The film will hit theatres worldwide on Thursday, 19 March 2026, perfectly aligned with the festive weekend of Ugadi, Gudi Padwa, and Eid. Sources close to the production have clarified that post-production began even while Yash was shooting for ‘Ramayana’ in Mumbai. The team is currently completing the final portions of the film, with promotions set to kick off in January 2026. ‘Toxic’, directed by Geetu Mohandas and produced by Venkat K  | Click Here...

It’s a film on gangsterism seen completely from the female gaze: Geetu Mohandas on Bastards

Malayalam actress turned filmmaker Geetu Mohandas’s second feature film Moothon examines gender issues and the mystery of sexual orientation with a flair frankness and passion not seen in any Indian film in recent or remote times. The fearless filmmaker is now getting ready to shoot her third film oddly entitled Bastards. “It’s a film on gangsterism seen completely from the female gaze. Just as Moothon looked at the subject of sexual orientation from the female viewpoint,” says Geetu whose debut film Liars Dice (featuring Nawazuddin Siddiqui and Gitanjali Thapa) is a | Click Here...

Review of Moothon: Is Much More Than A Gay Love Story

Starring: Nivin Pauly, Roshan Matthews, Sanjana Dipu Written and Directed by Geetu Mohandas Rating: ***** (5 stars) In her sophomore film the Malayalam masterpiece Moothon which should be on everyone’s must-see list of lockdown films, director Geetu Mohandas (whose debut film Liars Dice is an undiscovered gem) has actually yoked two films together into a work of stunning impact. On the surface, Moothon is a travel tale of 15-year child’s search for his missing elder brother . Amir has gone missing in the bustle of Mumbai. The male child, played by a female ac | Click Here...