The movie Toxic, starring Yash, is not just about him. It is also about strong women. The film has five big female roles played by Kiara Advani, Nayanthara, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sutaria, and Rukmini Vasanth. This makes the movie different from normal gangster films, which usually focus only on men.
Most gangster movies show men as the main power. Women are often shown only as love interests or side characters. Toxic changes this. The women in the film have important roles. They make decisions, show strength, and drive the story forward.
- Kiara Advani adds glamour and confidence.
- Nayanthara brings maturity and authority.
- Huma Qureshi is bold and powerful.
- Tara Sutaria adds youth and energy.
- Rukmini Vasanth brings freshness and local flavor.
Together, they make the film female‑driven, not just about Yash.
When the teaser came out, some people criticized a cemetery scene. They thought it looked regressive. But the makers have shown that the film is not about glorifying negative ideas. Instead, it is about building a layered story where women play strong roles.
This is important for Indian cinema. It shows women can lead even in gangster films. They are not just background characters. They are leaders and fighters. This reflects real life too, where women are taking bigger roles in society. By giving women equal space, Toxic sets a new example. It proves that gangster films can be exciting without only focusing on men.
Fans of Yash are excited to see him again. But many are also curious about the female cast. Social media shows people are happy to see so many big actresses together. Women viewers may feel more connected to the story because they see strong female characters leading the action.
Indian cinema is changing. More films now give women central roles. Toxic fits into this change but goes further by making women central in a gangster world. If it succeeds, it may inspire more directors to write stories where women are leaders, not just side characters.
Toxic is not only about Yash. It is about strong women who change the gangster story. With Kiara Advani, Nayanthara, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sutaria, and Rukmini Vasanth in key roles, the film promises something new. It answers early criticism and shows that women are at the heart of the story. By putting women in power, Toxic is redefining the gangster genre in Indian cinema. Fans are waiting to see how these powerful women will change the game.
