Yash’s Toxic has opened to a huge Rs 43 crore nett day one in Hindi despite mixed reviews. The strong Toxic start has pushed its all India opening close to the Rs 100 crore nett mark.
The Odyssey’s IMAX run in India has ended after 40 days and nearly Rs 90 crore from premium screens alone. Toxic now takes over IMAX screens nationwide, marking a major shift in the box office landscape.
Toxic makers have issued a piracy warning while a Bengaluru court has barred false or defamatory content ahead of the film’s release. The Yash-starrer enters theatres amid tight legal and release-day scrutiny.
Yash’s Toxic has received its A certificate after CBFC cuts trimmed 33 seconds and toned down multiple intimate scenes. The Toxic censor details reveal how the theatrical version has been reshaped across languages.
Toxic advance booking has taken a strange turn, with Yash’s film dropping sharply from 2 lakh on Wednesday to 13,000 on Thursday in national chains. The unusual pre-sales trend has put the spotlight on the film’s opening momentum.
Yash’s *Toxic* is facing a last-minute booking jam in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana as *Irumudi* continues to hold screens. The release-eve clash has turned AP Telangana into a crucial battleground for the film’s opening-day momentum.
Yash’s *Toxic* is already triggering unusual 6 AM and 11.45 PM show additions in Mumbai ahead of release. The early booking surge signals strong demand for *Toxic* and a closely watched big-screen return for Yash.
Yash’s *Toxic* has kicked off with strong Hindi advance booking numbers, selling 25,000 tickets in under six hours. The early surge puts *Toxic* firmly in focus ahead of its Wednesday release.
Yash’s *Toxic* has received an 18 rating in the UK, with the BBFC flagging strong violence, sex and injury detail. The classification sharpens expectations for *Toxic* as a darker, adult-led gangster drama.
Yash’s *Toxic* is gearing up for a massive 12,000-screen global rollout, with India advance bookings set to begin on August 21. The release strategy signals just how big *Toxic* aims to be.
Ranbir Kapoor’s *Ramayana* is heading to China with a significantly shorter cut, trimming 33 minutes from its Indian runtime. The *Ramayana* China release raises fresh questions about how the film’s devotional and mythological elements are being adapted for overseas audiences.
Namit Malhotra has explained how the *Ramayana: Part 1* English trailer achieved its striking lip sync finish for cinemas. The update highlights DNEG’s AI-assisted process and the film’s global ambitions.
