Yash’s Big-Budget ₹300 Crore Movie Faces Legal Trouble: What’s Happening with Toxic?
Yash, being a Rocking Star, gears up for his spectacular come-back with three major film projects. His one of the top awaited films is the film Toxic in production, under acclaimed director Geetu Mohandas.
Recently there were reports of a very huge 20-acre sets for this film building massive excitement. Now Toxic is reeling under some legal harassment as regards allegations of Illegal Tree cutting during the production of this sets.
Controversy surrounds the Set Construction of Toxic: What Happened?
Local and state media report that some trees were cut without permission in the grand construction of the set of the movie. Karnataka's Forest Minister Eshwar Khandre has directed an investigation, and prosecution against those involved.
According to sources in PTI, the location for constructing the set falls within a forest area sold by HMT to various government and private organizations. It is said that it may have been sold in violation of rules.
Legal Orders and Environmental Issues
Satellite images have brought to the fore alleged cutting of trees without authorization, which has raised widespread eyebrows. The Forest Minister has made it clear that the forests must be preserved and stated that unauthorised felling is a serious offence. Therefore, the authorities are reviewing permissions made for this project as well to get some questions answered: who authorised these cuts and did due process follow?.
This scrutiny has honed the public's attention due to heightened environmental and legal concerns. The movie will release on April 10, 2025; yet, it remains in public consciousness as environmental activists dispute the invasion of the ecosystem by this image movement industry.
