Toxic Crosses 300 Crore Mark

Yash’s Toxic has reportedly crossed the ₹300 crore worldwide gross mark in seven days, with approximately ₹262 crore coming from India and nearly ₹40 crore from overseas markets. While the milestone appears impressive, the film’s reported ₹800 crore breakeven target makes the first week performance concerning. Negative word of mouth has affected momentum significantly.

The India business reportedly includes around ₹62 crore from Karnataka, ₹30 crore from the Telugu states and approximately ₹15 crore from Tamil Nadu and Kerala combined. The remaining ₹155 crore has come from Hindi version. This regional imbalance has become an important talking point.

Toxic began its theatrical journey with enormous expectations surrounding Yash’s return after KGF: Chapter 2. The opening benefited from his pan-India popularity and strong advance interest, but reports indicate that negative audience reactions and mixed word of mouth caused collections to fall sharply after the initial rush. The film struggled to maintain that momentum thereafter.

With worldwide earnings reportedly crossing ₹300 crore, Toxic still remains significantly below its reported ₹800 crore breakeven requirement. If these trade figures are accurate, the film has recovered considerably less than the amount required to reach profitability. Unless collections improve substantially in the coming days, Toxic could face a disappointing theatrical verdict.