Toxic has suffered a fresh blow as its English release managed to sell only 450 tickets across India on day one. The weak response adds pressure to Yash’s film as its overall collections also slip.
Yash’s *Toxic* will release in India with a shorter English-language theatrical cut. The runtime split has made *Toxic* one of the key talking points ahead of its September 4 release.
Gautam Ghattamaneni’s half-star Toxic rating has set off a fresh online debate. The viral Letterboxd score has put Yash’s Toxic under an even brighter spotlight.
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*Toxic* has seen a dramatic Monday slowdown in Hindi after a huge opening run. The Yash starrer’s 95 percent drop has quickly shifted the box office narrative.
Toxic has closed its extended first weekend with Rs 125 crore Hindi nett and Rs 266.50 crore worldwide gross. The big opening is now being weighed against sharp post-day-one drops.
Toxic overseas box office has taken a worrying turn after a strong start gave way to a steep drop. The sharp decline has put Phars Film’s Rs 105 crore advance deal under intense pressure.
Toxic Day 4 box office collection signals a worrying turn for Yash’s film as weekend growth fails to materialise. With the Hindi total heading toward Rs 115 crore nett, *Toxic* now faces a crucial test.
Yash’s Toxic is facing fresh controversy after another YouTuber alleged receiving a legal notice over his review. The latest dispute has intensified debate around Toxic and the line between defamation and negative opinion.
Toxic Day 3 Hindi box office collection shows Yash’s film slowing sharply despite the Raksha Bandhan holiday. The three-day Hindi total stands at Rs 95.40 crore nett, but the weekend trend has become the bigger concern.
Toxic Day Two Hindi Box Office Collection sees Yash’s big release tumble sharply after a strong opening. The film’s Hindi box office trend now puts pressure on its weekend recovery.
A viral image from a *Toxic* screening has sparked backlash after a child was spotted inside the A rated show. The controversy has shifted attention from the film to questions around theatre enforcement and parental responsibility.
