Yash’s ‘Toxic’ Eyes Rs 150 Crore Milestone as Global Haul Soars Past Rs 190 Crore

The cinematic juggernaut Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups, starring Kannada superstar Yash, is continuing its impressive march at the global box office. Despite receiving mixed reviews from critics, the Geetu Mohandas directorial has maintained a strong theatrical presence, edging rapidly toward the Rs 150 crore mark in India net collections.

A Strong Domestic and Global Performance

The film made an explosive debut, raking in a staggering Rs 101.10 crore net in India on its opening day. This massive start significantly outpaced the opening-day performance of other major industry releases, signaling the immense pulling power of Yash at the ticket windows. Following an additional Rs 37.65 crore on its second day, the film’s domestic momentum remains steady as it enters its third day.

On the global front, the film has performed exceptionally well. With a combined international gross of Rs 24.25 crore over the first two days, the total worldwide gross for Toxic has already surged past the Rs 190 crore mark. As the weekend progresses, industry experts expect the film to comfortably cross the Rs 200 crore milestone in global earnings.

Live Tracking: Day 3 Progress

According to live updates, Toxic has added Rs 3.43 crore net to its India total so far on Day 3, bringing the cumulative domestic net collection to Rs 142.18 crore. The Hindi version continues to lead the regional breakdown, contributing Rs 2.14 crore, followed by Kannada (Rs 0.80 crore), Telugu (Rs 0.32 crore), and Tamil (Rs 0.17 crore).

The film’s trajectory suggests that it is on track to cross the Rs 150 crore milestone in India shortly. While the immediate focus is on sustaining the momentum through the weekend, the real challenge for the production team will be maintaining footfalls once the initial release-weekend excitement subsides.

A Gritty Gangster Saga

Directed by Geetu Mohandas, Toxic offers a sprawling, intense narrative set against the backdrop of Portuguese-era Goa. Yash stars in a dual role—playing both Raya and his son, Ticket—in a tale that explores power, betrayal, and family conflict. The ensemble cast features heavyweight performances from Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, and Rukmini Vasanth, supported by Huma Qureshi, Akshay Oberoi, and Tara Sutaria.

The film received an ‘A’ certification from the CBFC. While no visual cuts were mandated, the makers were instructed to mute and replace specific dialogue to meet certification standards.

For a detailed breakdown of the latest figures, you can follow the latest box office collection updates as the film pushes toward new benchmarks.

Disclaimer: The box office numbers provided are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate and subject to updates as official studio data is finalized.