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Yash’s latest film, Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups, has continued its strong run at the box office, crossing the impressive Rs 200 crore mark in India net collections within just five days of its theatrical release. Directed by Geetu Mohandas, the multi-language film features Yash in a dual role and has generated significant attention across Indian cinema markets.
According to the reported box office figures, Toxic earned Rs 23 crore net in India on Day 5. The collection came from more than 16,000 shows across the country, taking the film’s total India net collection to approximately Rs 214.10 crore. The film’s India gross collection has reached around Rs 255.95 crore, while its overseas gross stands at Rs 29.25 crore. With these numbers combined, the worldwide gross collection is estimated at Rs 285.20 crore.
The Day 5 collection was slightly lower than the Rs 25.15 crore earned on Day 4, marking a decline of around 8.5%. However, the film continued to maintain a substantial presence at the box office, recording an overall occupancy of approximately 25.2%.
The Hindi version remained the biggest contributor to the film’s Day 5 earnings, collecting Rs 14.50 crore. The Kannada vertagssion followed with Rs 6.40 crore and registered the strongest occupancy among the major language versions. The Telugu version added Rs 1.40 crore, while Tamil contributed around Rs 60 lakh. The Malayalam version earned approximately Rs 10 lakh.
The Kannada version recorded particularly strong audience occupancy, while the Hindi version continued to attract the largest overall number of viewers and screenings. The film’s performance across multiple languages has played an important role in helping it achieve the Rs 200 crore India net milestone in less than a week.
Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups stars Yash alongside Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sutaria and Rukmini Vasanth. The story follows Raya, a powerful crime lord operating in Goa during Portuguese rule, before shifting towards a conflict involving his son, Ticket. Yash reportedly portrays both characters.
Meanwhile, reports suggest that the film has also secured a major post-theatrical digital and satellite rights deal. With its strong start at the box office and continued audience interest, Toxic is now heading into its crucial first-week collection peried