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Yash discussed vulgarity, intimate scenes and Gen Z in a recent interview. He said the younger generation is often labelled spoilt by those before it, calling this a lifelong pattern. Addressing Toxic, Yash said intimate scenes should be shot aesthetically and stressed that the film’s emotions are important to its creative vision.

Yash is all set for the release of his movie Toxic, which will hit the big screens on August 26, 2026. The film's teasers, trailer and songs have grabbed the attention of the audience, especially for the love-making scenes in them. Yash is currently busy with the promotion of the movie, and he will be seen on Aap Ki Adalat, answering difficult questions from senior journalist Rajat Sharma.

During the show, a young girl asked Yash about violence and sex scenes in movies, and how, when such things are done by youngsters, Gen Z is blamed. To this, the actor said, "I feel that the next generation will always be better, and the generation before them always feels the new generation is spoilt. It is a lifelong problem. But we have to understand one thing: the world belongs to the youngsters."

Further talking about vulgarity, Yash said, "Vulgarity is wrong. . There's a line; we also know that. We have to shoot it in an aesthetic way, and later, the visual impact that is seen is the impact of cinema. It is a creator's voice, and this film is made with an intent where those emotions are very important."

He further stated that Toxic is made for Gen Z.