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‘Toxic’ interview: The intimacy in ‘Tabaahi’ is graceful, says Yogaraj Bhat

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Vivek M.V.
‘Toxic’ interview: The intimacy in ‘Tabaahi’ is graceful, says Yogaraj Bhat
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Filmmaker Yogaraj Bhat discusses his lyrical contribution to the upcoming film 'Toxic', starring Yash. He defends the film's marketing strategy and the tasteful portrayal of intimacy in the song 'Tabaahi'.

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It provides insight into the creative process and promotional strategies of high-budget pan-Indian cinema.

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Yogaraj Bhat, one of the finest filmmakers the Kannada film industry has produced, can be mistaken for a full-time lyricist. Such is his command over the language and richness in his imagination that almost every filmmaker from Sandalwood aspires to have at least one song penned by him. It’s no surprise that Yash looked to Bhat for writing the Kannada songs for his ambitious Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown-Ups , directed by Geetu Mohandas.

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