Bollywood has a new talking point, and it is all about — Toxic album launch: Yash, Tara Sutaria, Kiara Advani and others attend Mumbai event. Fans and trade analysts have been closely following every update, and the latest development adds another chapter to what has been an eventful week for Hindi cinema.
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Add as a preferred source on Google The makers of Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups have showcased the movie's official music record at a launch event in Mumbai, bringing together lead actors Yash, Kiara Advani, Tara Sutaria, Rukmini Vasanth and Huma Qureshi, along with the musicians and creative team behind the record.
The music record, dropped by Zee Music Company in collaboration with KVN Productions and Monster Mind Creations, headlines music in Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam. The record includes previously dropped numbers such as 'Tabaahi' and 'Madhosh,' along with fresh songs including 'Waqt,' 'PeekaBoo' and 'Chingariyaan.' The launch also featured live performances.
Siddharth Basrur performed Madhosh, while Jonita Gandhi gave audiences a preview of 'Chingariyaan' in Hindi and an English track from Toxic. Vishal Mishra performed Waqt for the first time live before ending his set with 'Tabaahi.' DJ Ganesh also performed at the event. Speaking about the record, Sujal Parekh, Chief Business Officer, Zee Music Company, said, “Bringing together three distinct musical forces for a single cinematic vision proves the unparalleled strength of creative collaboration.
Toxic commemorates the beginning of a fresh chapter for Zee Music Company as India’s ultimate music powerhouse, where we lead with passion to craft sounds that break records, top charts, and live in the hearts of audiences everywhere.” Venkat K. Narayana, Founder of KVN Productions, spoke about the importance of music to the movie's overall vision.
“From day one, our vision for Toxic was to create an experience that resonates far beyond the major screen. Music is at the heart of that vision, and this music record reflects the scale, emotion and ambition with which the movie has been made. We're thrilled for audiences across languages to experience it,” he said.
Vishal Mishra, who has composed several numbers for the record, including 'Tabaahi,' 'Waqt,' 'Chingariyaan' and 'PeekaBoo,' also reflected on his experience working on the project. “I found an elder brother in Yash bhai and an amazingly giving filmmaker in Geetu ma'am. From the raw energy of 'Tabaahi 'to the deep, soulful emotion of Waqt, this record captures every spectrum of feeling,” Mishra said.
He pointed out, “Toxic gave us the freedom to explore every emotion and genre without limits. Every track has its own identity, yet together they tell one musical narrative. With over 150 people contributing to the record, it's been one of the most rewarding creative journeys of my career.” music filmmaker Ravi Basrur, who has worked on the movie's original score, said the music was developed to complement the world created by filmmaker Geetu Mohandas.
“The music of Toxic is built to be experienced, not just heard. Every composition, including the score, was created to expand the movie's world. The trust from Yash, Geetu Mohandas and the entire team allowed us to push creative boundaries,” Basrur sa…
Whether this marks the beginning of something bigger or a standalone moment remains to be seen. What is clear is that the entertainment world is watching closely — and so are we. Follow TeraMovies for complete coverage.
