Rocking Star Yash has never shied away from expressing his views, and his latest comments offer an honest look at how much his perspective has evolved over the years. During the promotions of Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups, the actor spoke about changing opinions, personal growth and why he does not believe people can think the same way forever.
In a conversation with journalist Rajat Sharma on Aap Ki Adalat, Yash reflected on one of his earlier statements and acknowledged that his thinking has changed significantly with time. The actor said he has changed “100 percent”, emphasising that changing one’s views is a natural part of life.
Yash Says People Naturally Change With Time
Yash questioned the idea that a person should continue believing exactly what they believed years ago. According to the actor, people constantly learn from their experiences, and those experiences can influence their opinions and priorities.
“People change. If someone says I haven’t changed in 20 years, they are lying,” Yash said.
The actor also pointed out that thoughts can change even within a short period. If a person’s perspective can shift in minutes, he suggested, there is little reason to expect that person to hold exactly the same beliefs after 10 or 20 years.
For Yash, changing an opinion does not necessarily mean being inconsistent. Instead, it can reflect growth and a willingness to look at life differently after gaining new experiences.
Yash Opens Up About His Changing Approach to Cinema
The actor’s comments also connect with his own journey in the film industry. Yash has experienced a significant transformation in his career, moving from being a leading name in Kannada cinema to becoming a major pan-India star following the success of the KGF franchise.
His approach to filmmaking has evolved along with that journey. Yash recalled that there was a time when he wanted to make films that families could comfortably watch together. His creative choices today, however, reflect a more mature and distinctive direction.
That evolution is particularly relevant to Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups. Directed by Geetu Mohandas, the film takes Yash into a darker and more mature cinematic world. The project marks a different creative space for the actor and has generated considerable interest among audiences.
The film features an ensemble cast that includes Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, Tara Sutaria, Huma Qureshi and Rukmini Vasanth. With its distinct visual style, action-driven narrative and mature themes, Toxic has been one of the most closely watched upcoming Indian films.
From KGF to Toxic, Yash Takes a Different Route
Yash’s post-KGF choices have naturally attracted attention because the success of the franchise established a strong image for him as a pan-India action star. Instead of simply returning with another project built around the same formula, the actor has chosen a film that offers a different world and tone.
That makes his comments about change particularly interesting in the context of his current career. His willingness to acknowledge that his own thinking has evolved also reflects the changes taking place in his work.
For an actor who has already achieved major commercial success, taking a different creative direction can be a significant decision. Toxic therefore represents not just another film in Yash’s career, but another opportunity for him to explore a different side of his screen persona.
Yash’s “100 Percent” Admission
What makes Yash’s comments stand out is his willingness to openly acknowledge that he is not the same person he was years ago. Rather than treating a change in perspective as something negative, he appears to see it as a natural consequence of growing older and experiencing more of life.
His statement also offers a broader message: people should have the freedom to reconsider their opinions as they learn and evolve. What someone believes at one stage of life does not necessarily have to define them forever.
For Yash, that evolution seems to apply to both his personal outlook and his creative career. His journey from Kannada cinema to pan-India stardom has already involved major changes, and Toxic appears to be another step in that process.
Toxic Releases on August 26, 2026
Directed by Geetu Mohandas, Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups is scheduled to release worldwide in theatres on August 26, 2026. The film has built anticipation with its promotional campaign and trailer, while Yash’s new avatar has added to the curiosity surrounding the project.
As the release approaches, his comments about changing perspectives add an interesting layer to the conversation around Toxic. The actor who once had a different idea of the kind of films he wanted to make is now stepping into a more mature and unconventional project.
Yash’s “100 percent” admission ultimately reflects more than a change in opinion. It highlights an actor who has continued to evolve with his experiences, his success and his ambitions. With Toxic, audiences will soon see another chapter of that evolution unfold on the big screen.
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