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Yash praises Nayanthara as 'most badass sister' at Toxic event

Yash hailed Nayanthara as 'most badass sister' at Bengaluru trailer launch of *Toxic*. Their mutual respect and dedication have fueled excitement for the film's release. Both stars' chemistry suggests a promising entry in their careers.

BRIC Team
By BRIC Team · BRIC.TV
Published Aug 10, 2026 · 2 min read · 110 views
Yash praises Nayanthara as 'most badass sister' at Toxic event

Key Takeaways

  • Yash praises Nayanthara at Toxic trailer launch
  • Their collaboration raises anticipation for the film's success
  • Both actors dedicated years to ensure the film's quality
  • Toxic blends drama and fantasy, appealing to a wide audience

At trailer launch of Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown Ups in Bengaluru on Saturday,Yash praised co-star Nayanthara,calling her "most badass sister anyone can have." Rare public appearance for Nayanthara,who usually skips promotions.

Yash,big name in South Indian films, thanked Nayanthara for sticking with the project. He noted scheduling headaches, saying,"When we came with this film,we were in a situation where we had some issue with dates. You didn’t get much time and we kind of pushed you. But I really liked the way you committed yourself to the film,even with all the date issues and other things."

He kept compliments coming: "You have given your best and how. You have added value and you look badass. You look like the most badass sister anyone could ever have. You have nailed this character." In Toxic, they play siblings, a dynamic fans are eager to see.

Nayanthara returned the praise, thinking back to their first meeting. She joked about his larger-than-life image, saying,"I wondered if I was entering into Rocky Bhai’s kingdom," nodding to Yash's role in KGF. Laughter showed bond they've built on set .

She talked about Yash's dedication,noting long hours he put into the film. "I have never seen a more hardworking actor than him. Every day on set,I was amazed by this man . He has given over four years of his life to film. He has literally sacrificed his time with his family,kids and everything that he would enjoy as a normal human being," she said. Praised him as actor,producer,family man.

The film,directed by a well-known industry name, has been in the works for nearly five years. Both stars poured time into making it a success. Yash and Nayanthara's team-up draws eyes,both being major box office forces.

As excitement builds for release, trailer's already buzzing among fans. Chemistry between them, respect they share,hints that Toxic could mark a big moment in their careers . The film mixes drama and fantasy, aiming to grab wide range of viewers.

With both known for strong performances, expectations run high. Producers hopeful, betting on star power and unique story . As release nears, expect more from both stars in media and fan engagements…

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