Yash movie in environmental controversy

After 'KGF', Yash's latest film 'Toxic' is mired in controversy. The controversy started with a shoot in Peenya area of ​​Bengaluru in October last year. There are allegations that the film crew has cut down hundreds of trees without permits and destroyed the greenery.

Responding to these allegations, Forest Minister Ishwar Khandre personally visited Peenya and learned about the situation. He confirmed that it was true that hundreds of acres of land were being flattened in the reserve forest without permits and expressed anger over the move.

At present, notices have been issued on behalf of the government to the toxic producers. An investigation is underway on the fact that this area has been allotted to a company called Hindustan Machine Tools.With the move to court challenging the approval of denotification without Cabinet approval, the controversy does not seem to be ending any time soon.

Although the film team is hoping to release Toxic in December, these controversies are likely to delay the project. The teaser has already received negative feedback from the audience. Criticisms are heard that romance is shown more than action elevations.

Directed by Geethu Mohandas, the film stars Kiara Advani as the female lead. While there are speculations that Nayanthara is playing another pivotal role, the film team has not officially responded to it. The budget of this film is Rs. It is reported that it may be more than 300 crores.