Yash’s upcoming film “Toxic” faces setbacks as multiple outlets report criticism and backlash over aspects of its promotional material and content. Coverage points to controversy that begins around the film’s teaser and a song titled “Tabaahi,” with critics raising concerns about how women are portrayed and about the nature of certain on-screen or promotional elements.
In addition to complaints related to the film’s depiction of women, reports also mention objections tied to religious imagery. Some discussions frame the criticism as a broader dispute over cultural sensitivity and audience suitability, while others focus on specific scenes referenced in commentary and review of the trailer and music. The overall reporting indicates that the film’s path to theatres has been “bumpy,” with the controversy unfolding across different fronts rather than a single incident.
While outlets highlight different aspects—such as the teaser backlash, the “Tabaahi” song, and religious-themed references—the common thread is that public reactions shape the film’s public reception and influence how its content is debated ahead of release.
