More recently, Kiara Advani found herself at the centre of a storm after the song Tabaahi , featuring her and Yash, was released. Amid mounting criticism, the actor revealed what led her to say yes to the film and to her role as Nadia. Geetu Mohandas’ Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has been attracting criticism ever since the first teaser dropped.
I must say, even after she was carrying, she came with 100% commitment. Because it was too demanding, i was a little worried. He further added, “They love each other a lot. They do it in such a way that they don’t care about the world. To show that, we need to shoot such a scene. And trust me, we are constantly nervous, too. When we’re acting such scenes, we’re constantly thinking about our hair, body, how we look. It’s an actor’s job. Now, you’re seeing actors there, you raise these questions. But see them as characters. So dedicated, so committed. I was so worried, and Geetu was so worried. We were both like her bouncers, bodyguards, to take care of her.”
Kiara’s co-star Yash recently defended her on Aap ki Adalat when the host made a misogynistic comment and said, “Kiara ke kapde utarte jaate hai, aur Yash aage badte jaate hai (Kiara’s clothes keep being removed, and Yash keeps moving forward). He defended her and said, “No, that’s wrong, this is about two characters, Raya and Nadia. At a recent event, while launching the film’s trailer, he said, “Kiara is such a professional actor. He also said, “But I saw the way she dedicated herself.
