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    Yash’s candid admission on the set

    Yash confirmed that his wife Radhika Pandit will probably not be pleased when she sees his intimate sequences in *Toxic*, but that she continues to have faith in him as an artist.“I know she may not be happy to see me on screen in such moments,” he said during an interview on *Aap Ki Adalat*,” he added, “but she trusts me.”[1][2]

    The actor shedding light on the on‑screen/real‑world divide

    He explained that the film demands these bold moments and that stepping out of his comfort zone was necessary for the story. “The script requires it and it is a core part of the narrative,” Yash said. “Radhika, who herself is an actor, recognises the boundary between the character I portray and her husband.”[1][2]

    Acknowledging the sensitivity of intimate sequences

    Yash added that such scenes naturally make partners uneasy. “I do not want to lie; every partner feels discomfort in such situations,” he remarked, asserting that film art sometimes demands difficult portrayals to serve the story.[1][2]

    About *Toxic* and its imminent release

    Directed by Geetu Mohandas, *Toxic* features Yash opposite a cadre that includes Kiara Advani, Nayanthara, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sutaria and Rukmini Vasanth. The film, long delayed, is slated to hit Indian screens on 26 August 2026 after the success of Yash’s *KGF: Chapter 2*.[1][2]

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