Kiara Advani has once again caught attention this time for stepping into one of the most demanding roles of her career. The actor recently opened up about her experience playing Nadia in the upcoming film Toxic – A Fairytale for Grown-Ups. From the early reactions it is clear that this project marks a significant turning point in her journey as an actor. The buzz around the film grew stronger after her first look was unveiled sparking conversations about the depth and intensity of her character. Fans and industry watchers alike believe this role could redefine how Kiara is seen on screen. Kiara Advani on playing Nadia Reacting to the love pouring in Kiara wrote on X “A role that demanded more from me – physically mentally emotionally – and felt nothing short of transformative. My toughest one yet. Months of hard work. One fearless leap. To see this first look receive so much love means everything. Grateful beyond words.” The first look of Kiara Advani The makers unveiled Kiara’s first look on December 21 presenting her character through a visually striking poster. Set against a circus-themed backdrop the imagery blends glamour with emotional intensity. While the look appears stylish on the surface it hints at a layered personality and an emotionally complex inner world. The poster suggests that Nadia is not a conventional character but someone shaped by struggle mystery and transformation. About ‘Toxic – A Fairytale for Grown-Ups’ Toxic – A Fairytale for Grown-Ups helmed by Moothon fame Geethu Mohandas is being positioned as a landmark project for Kannada cinema and a major pan-Indian release. The film has been conceptualised and shot simultaneously in Kannada and English ensuring a wider global reach. The movie is scheduled to hit theatres on March 19 2026 in a head to head clash with Ranveer Singh Akshaye Khanna starrer Dhurandhar 2-The Revenge helmed by Aditya Dhar.