NEW DELHI – April 15, 2026 – The comedic caper film Toaster, starring Rajkummar Rao and Sanya Malhotra, is slated for a Netflix release on April 15, 2026. The movie features unexpected cameos from Farah Khan, Pratik Gandhi, and Patralekhaa.
The film's production marks the debut of Rajkummar Rao and Patralekhaa as producers under their banner, Kampa Film, with Netflix India highlighting the project as an alignment with their focus on inventive storytelling and emerging talent. Directed by Vivek Das Chaudhary, Toaster is described as a quirky comedy promising chaos and laughter, with Rajkummar Rao portraying a character referred to as a 'pyara kanjoos' (a lovable miser). The screenplay is credited to Parveez Shaikh, with dialogues penned by Akshat Ghildial.
Ensemble Cast and Supporting Appearances
Beyond the central pairing of Rao and Malhotra, the film includes performances from Archana Puran Singh, Upendra Limaye, and Seema Pahwa. The addition of Farah Khan, Pratik Gandhi, and Patralekhaa in cameo roles adds another layer of interest to the project. Khan's involvement as a cameo was reported recently, joining other prominent figures from the film industry.
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Production Background and Thematic Elements
Patralekhaa shared her motivation for stepping into production, stating that it was an "organic extension of my love for storytelling" and a desire to "bring to life the kind of stories I want to see on screen." She noted the producer's responsibility extending beyond acting to script development and execution. This collaborative spirit is echoed by Rao, who has previously worked with Malhotra on projects like 'Ludo' and 'HIT: The First Case'.
The trailer for Toaster hints at a narrative where Rao's stingy character gets into trouble during an undercover mission, leading to perilous situations and comedic mayhem. The film falls under the black comedy-thriller genre, aiming to find humor in unexpected places.
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