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Kiara Advani recalls 'Toxic' scene that left her 'drained'

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Kiara Advani recalls 'Toxic' scene that left her 'drained'; says 'I had given it my all'

Kiara Advani has spoken about her experience of working on 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups', opening on an intense sequence she filmed for the movie. The actress, who played Nadia in the Geethu Mohandas directorial, recalled how the scene left her completely exhausted after she gave everything to the performance.Her comments come as 'Toxic' continues its theatrical run. The Yash starrer arrived in cinemas after generating considerable anticipation. However, the film has struggled to match the expectations surrounding its release. It has also faced criticism over its portrayal of female characters and its treatment of masculinity.

Kiara Advani recalls an exhausting 'Toxic' scene

In an interview with Harper's Bazaar, Kiara Advani revisited a particular scene from 'Toxic'.

She explained that filming the sequence demanded a great deal from her emotionally and physically.“I had given it my all,” she said, adding, “Even though I was drained, I think it had removed everything that I had.” The actress also recalled what happened once the scene was completed. The cast and crew gathered around the monitor to watch the final version together.For Kiara Advani, that moment became one of the memorable experiences from the production.

Kiara Advani wants to keep challenging herself

Kiara Advani also spoke about her approach to selecting roles. The actress said she does not want to limit herself by staying within a particular image or category.“I don't want to build a box around myself,” she said. She further explained that every demanding role should help her discover something new as a performer. Kiara Advani believes challenging characters can also expand the range of opportunities available to her.“Every challenging role should expand the possibilities of what I can play next,” said the 'Toxic' star.

'Toxic' records growth on Day 18

Meanwhile, 'Toxic' witnessed a rise in its India net collection on its third Saturday. According to Sacnilk, the movie collected Rs 33 lakhs on Day 18. The latest figure represents a 57.1% increase from the previous day. On its third Friday, the film had earned Rs 21 lakhs in India net.The Saturday collection came from 311 shows. In comparison, 'Toxic' had 274 shows on Friday.

Yash starrer faces competition from new releases

The increase in collections came amid competition from several movies that recently arrived in theatres. 'Toxic' is currently sharing the theatrical space with releases such as 'Im Game', 'Irumudi', 'Sardaar 2' and 'Haiwaan'.The Day 18 numbers indicate an improvement over the previous day's performance. However, the movie's overall box-office journey has remained below the level expected after its highly anticipated release.

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