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Who Is Geethu Mohandas? Meet The Director Behind Yash's Upcoming 'Toxic' Movie
Who Is The Director Behind Yash's Upcoming 'Toxic': After the blockbuster success of "KGF 2" by Prashanth Neel, Kannada superstar Yash is set to appear in a film directed by Geethu Mohandas. The official title and director's name were unveiled on December 8, delighting the fans of the beloved Rocking star.
Titled "Toxic," this film falls into the action thriller genre, carrying the tagline 'A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups.' Yash has kept silent about his future projects for more than a year, following the immense triumph of KGF Chapter 2. Speculations circulated about a potential reunion with Prashanth Neel or a collaboration with writer-director Narthan for a project starring the Kannada star.
The unveiling of Yash 19 thrilled fans across the country. After the release of KGF Chapter 2, Yash dedicated time to his family and enjoyed a few vacations. He took considerable time before officially revealing his next project, carefully considering multiple offers. Yash patiently listened to numerous scripts and met with directors proposing diverse roles.
Yash, carrying the legacy of KGF's remarkable success, carefully deliberated before greenlighting a new project. Toxic, directed by Geethu Mohandas, promises another thrilling action flick. Yash exudes confidence in this venture, and additional details about Toxic will be unveiled in due course. Sharing a teaser of the movie's title on his social media, Yash quoted Rumi, saying, 'What you seek is seeking you.'
There's word that the film Toxic features three key female roles, with names such as Shraddha Kapoor, Mrunal Thakur, and Sai Pallavi in consideration. An official announcement detailing the cast and the rest of the crew is expected soon.
Who Is Geethu Mohandas, Director Of Toxic?
Geethu Mohandas is a prominent Indian film actress and director recognised for her contributions in Malayalam cinema and Bollywood. Her directorial venture in 2013, "Liar's Dice," a socio-political film, earned acclaim with two National Film Awards and was showcased at the Sundance Film Festival.
Geethu began her cinematic journey as a child actor in the 1986 film "Onnu Muthal Poojyam Vare," alongside Mohanlal. She featured in significant roles in movies like "En Bommukutty Ammavukku" and "Life is Beautiful." Her standout performance in "Akale," directed by Shyamaprasad, earned her the Kerala State Award for Best Actress in 2004 and a Filmfare Award for her role as Rose.
Geethu's directorial, "Moothon," was acknowledged at the Sundance Film Lab and won her the Global Filmmaker Award. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2019 and was the opening film at MAMI 2019. Geethu Mohandas is married to cinematographer Rajeev Ravi.
