Social media has a new “Geethu Mohandas quote” doing the rounds, and it is quite a spicy one. A statement about Toxic, relationships and “90% of boys being single” is being widely shared in her name.
The quote claims that most men failed to understand the relationship dynamics in Toxic because they are single. It also talks about Raya and the “multiple baddies” in the film.
Sounds like something that could instantly set social media on fire, right?
There is just one problem. Geethu Mohandas did not say it.
There is no original interview, video or credible report carrying the statement. What we actually find are social media posts repeating the same quote and presenting it as if it came directly from the filmmaker.
So, the viral statement is fake and has been falsely attributed to Geethu Mohandas.
The timing is interesting. Toxic has already divided audiences, with viewers discussing everything from its storytelling to its characters and relationships. A spicy quote like this is perfect social media bait, which could explain why it spread so quickly.
But don’t fall for the spice.
There is no credible evidence that Geethu Mohandas ever made the “90% of boys are single” comment. It is simply a fabricated statement that has been dressed up as a celebrity quote and sent flying across social media.
