Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Kabir Pahwa Recalls Toxic’s 17-Foot Pool Scene With Yash
Kabir Pahwa acted in a difficult water scene for the film Toxic.
The pool was 17 feet deep.
Pahwa said Yash suggested doing the scene.
They finished the scene in one shot.
Pahwa’s mother said he did the underwater shots himself.
She also said the scene did not use visual effects.
Yash stayed nearby to support Pahwa during filming.
Director Geetu Mohandas and Perry were impressed with his performance.
Kabir Pahwa shot a scene inside a 17-foot-deep pool for Toxic.
Pahwa said Yash suggested performing the scene and completed it in one shot.
Pahwa’s mother said he performed the close-ups, drowning shots and deep-water sequences himself.
She added that the scene used no visual effects.
Pahwa said Yash stayed throughout the shoot to support and help him, while Perry and director Geetu Mohandas were impressed by his performance.
- Who
- Child actor Kabir Pahwa, actor Yash, director Geetu Mohandas and Perry were involved in the account.
- What
- Pahwa recalled filming underwater and drowning sequences in a 17-foot-deep pool for Toxic.
- Where
- Inside a 17-foot-deep pool during the filming of Toxic.
- Why
- Yash supported Pahwa during the demanding scene, which Pahwa said helped it proceed smoothly.
- Film
- Toxic
- Actor recalling the scene
- Kabir Pahwa
- Pool depth
- 17 feet
- Number of takes
- The scene was completed in one shot, according to Pahwa.
- Visual effects
- Pahwa’s mother said there were no VFX.
- Underwater performance
- Pahwa reportedly performed the close-ups, drowning shots and deep-water sequences himself.
- Director
- Geetu Mohandas