Yash’s Toxic First Day Collection Report Is Out

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Toxic, now this is the most-talked movie in the film circles. Although it could manage to garner huge buzz ahead of its release

Toxic, now this is the most-talked movie in the film circles
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Toxic, now this is the most-talked movie in the film circles. Although it could manage to garner huge buzz ahead of its release, the film opened to impressive box-office numbers and received a mixed-to-negative response from audiences after its release. But that hype was enough for the movie to recover half of its budget ahead of the release. Being made with 500 crores budget, the makers recovered almost 200 crores with the OTT and other non-theatrical rights.

As expected, the movie also minted a whopping Rs 150 crores on the first day and broke many records. The makers shared it officially on social media and expressed their happiness to the netizens.

‘Soaring HIGH against all odds!’, Yes! This is the right caption for the post because Toxic is really facing a toxic situation at the theatres. The movie could manage its buzz only till yesterday’s morning show. But the advance sales managed to cross the 150 crores at the ticket windows.

As of now, Toxic screens are being replaced with Ravi Teja’s Irumudi movie and Suriya’s Vishwanath And Sons. On the other hand, Tollywood’s ace producer Dil Raju also recovered his investment with the returnable basis clause.

Toxic has an ensemble cast of Yash, Nayanthara, Huma Qureshi, Rukmini Vasanath, Tara Sutaria and Kiara Ali Advani. But no one could impress the audience except Yash. Along with the story, even screenplay needed a strong edit in the movie. Audiences were divided over the film's bold content and lengthy action sequences, which contributed to negative word of mouth.

K. Ravali Hymavathi being born in Hyderabad holds a strong command in the content writing field. She always sticks to her principles and holds a passion for ‘Entertainment’ and ‘Lifestyle’ write-ups. She earlier worked for Eenadu’s ‘EeYuva’ and started working for Hans India from a couple of years…

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