Yash's Toxic was one of the most-awaited releases of the year, hitting theatres after multiple delays. Upon release, the pan-India film received largely negative reviews from both critics and viewers. Many criticised the excessive violence and complained of the incoherent script.

Now, amid the growing criticism, it appears that the ratings on the ticket-booking platform BookMyShow have disappeared for Toxic. ( A user on Reddit also flagged the same issue, adding, “Toxic's rating got so bad on BookMyShow, they removed it now.” The user also shared screenshots to support the claim.

The first screenshot demonstrated the film with a rating of 5.5/10, while the latest one only demonstrated the number of likes. For related coverage, explore our detailed analysis on Technology and Digital Systems.

Meanwhile Release Youtuber Posted Updates

Meanwhile, a day after its release, a YouTuber posted a screenshot of a legal notice he received from the film’s team over his review of the film. The mail reads, “Dear Sir/Madam, We issue this notice on behalf of our client, KVN Monster Mind Creations LLP, the producer and copyright owner of the cinematograph film titled "Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups" ("Film").” The creator had mocked the film in his negative review on the channel.

About ToxicThe official synopsis of the film reads, “Independence has swept across India, but Goa still answers to the Portuguese. In the uneasy years before liberation, in a city where power, betrayal, and violence collide, Raya must navigate the complexities of loyalty and morality.

With its atmospheric settings, intense action sequences, and morally conflicted characters, the film explores the price one must pay for the choices one makes and the possibility of finding redemption amidst the chaos.” The film was cleared The A-rated film surpassed all projections that had pegged its start to around ₹80-85 crore net in India and ₹110 crore gross worldwide.

The film filed the second-best opening for an Indian film in the domestic market this year, behind only Dhurandhar 2’s historic ₹103 crore start.

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Yash's Toxic was one of the most-awaited releases of the year, hitting theatres after multiple delays. Upon release, the pan-India film received largely negative reviews from both critics and viewers. Many criticised the excessive violence and complained of the incoherent script.

Now, amid the growing criticism, it appears that the ratings on the ticket-booking platform BookMyShow have disappeared for Toxic. ( A user on Reddit also flagged the same issue, adding, “Toxic's rating got so bad on BookMyShow, they removed it now.” The user also shared screenshots to support the claim.

The first screenshot demonstrated the film with a rating of 5.5/10, while the latest one only demonstrated the number of likes. Meanwhile, a day after its release, a YouTuber posted a screenshot of a legal notice he received from the film’s team over his review of the film.

The mail reads, “Dear Sir/Madam, We issue this notice on behalf of our client, KVN Monster Mind Creations LLP, the producer and copyright owner of the cinematograph film titled "Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups" ("Film").” The creator had mocked the film in his negative review on the channel. About ToxicThe official synopsis of the film reads, “Independence has swept across India, but Goa still answers to the Portuguese.

In the uneasy years before liberation, in a city where power, betrayal, and violence collide, Raya must navigate the complexities of loyalty and morality. With its atmospheric settings, intense action sequences, and morally conflicted characters, the film explores the price one must pay for the choices one makes and the possibility of finding redemption amidst the chaos.” The film was cleared The A-rated film surpassed all projections that had pegged its start to around ₹80-85 crore net in India and ₹110 crore gross worldwide.

The film filed the second-best opening for an Indian film in the domestic market this year, behind only Dhurandhar 2’s historic ₹103 crore start.