Toxic Box Office Collection Day 3: Yash's Film Surpasses Expectations
Toxic Box Office Collection Day 3: Yash's Film Surpasses Expectations
- Toxic, directed
- The film collected ₹11.78 crore net in India on day 3, according to the trade website Sacnilk. This is a notable increase from the ₹37.
- The film has a massive opening of ₹101.10 crore and has performed better in Hindi than in Kannada. The Telugu and Tamil versions have b
Toxic, directed
The film collected ₹11.78 crore net in India on day 3, according to the trade website Sacnilk. This is a notable increase from the ₹37.65 crore it collected on day 2, despite showing a 62.8% dip. For related coverage, explore our detailed analysis on Technology and Digital Systems.
Day 3 Collections and Occupancy
The film has a massive opening of ₹101.10 crore and has performed better in Hindi than in Kannada. The Telugu and Tamil versions have been decent, while the Malayalam version hasn’t received much response, despite the film’s release on Onam.
Toxic has the added advantage of three more days before the weekend, when collections are usually expected to spike. However, given that the film opened to a lukewarm response, it remains to be seen how it fares over the weekend before the expected dip on weekdays.
Toxic has stayed ahead of another top-grossing film this year, Sunny Deol’s Border 2, which made ₹121 crore in three days. Ram Charan’s Peddi and Vijay’s Jana Nayagan collected ₹125.50 crore and ₹92.75 crore, respectively.
Advantage of Extra Days
Toxic is a gangster film set in Goa, still under Portuguese rule even as the rest of India had achieved Independence. Yash plays dual roles as Raya and his son Ticket, while Nayanthara plays Raya’s sister, Ganga, and Huma plays his arch nemesis, Elizabeth.
The film has faced controversy since its first promotional materials were released, due to its violence and sensual content. The makers have since disabled ratings on the ticketing platform BookMyShow.
As Toxic continues its box office journey, it remains to be seen if the film can sustain its momentum over the weekend and beyond.
This only intensified once the film hit screens.
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The makers have since disabled ratings on the ticketing platform BookMyShow.
Toxic box office collection day 3 (updated live): Geetu Mohandas and Yash’s Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups was released in theatres this Wednesday amid high expectations from fans. After an opening only closely physically assaulted Here’s how it’s performing on Friday.Toxic box office collection day 3According to the trade website Sacnilk, Toxic collected ₹11.78 crore net in India 53 crore.
The film demonstrated an occupancy of 20.1% from 13,263 shows. So far, it has remained steady after showing a 62.8% dip on day 2, when it collected ₹37.65 crore. The film has a massive opening of ₹101.10 crore.So far, it has performed better in Hindi than in Kannada.
The Telugu and Tamil versions have been decent, while the Malayalam version hasn’t received much response, despite the film's release on Onam. Toxic has the added advantage of three more days before the weekend, when collections are usually expected to spike.
But given that the film opened to a lukewarm response, it remains to be seen how it fares over the weekend before the expected dip on weekdays. Toxic was initially supposed to be released in March and clash with Dhurandhar 2. The Ranveer Singh-starrer had collected a whopping ₹339.27 crore in three days.
Toxic has stayed ahead of another top-grossing film this year, Sunny Deol’s Border 2, which made ₹121 crore in three days. Ram Charan’s Peddi and Vijay’s Jana Nayagan collected ₹125.50 crore and ₹92.75 crore, respectively.About ToxicToxic is directed It stars Yash in dual roles alongside Kiara Advani, Nayanthara, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sutaria and Rukmini Vasanth.
Set in Goa, still under Portuguese rule even as the rest of India had achieved Independence, it tells the story of a gangster’s rise and fall from power. Yash plays dual roles as Raya and his son Ticket. Nayanthara plays Raya’s sister, Ganga, and Huma plays his arch nemesis, Elizabeth.
Tara, Kiara, and Rukmini play Rebecca, Nadia and Mellisa. Toxic has faced controversy since the film’s first promotional materials were released, due to its violence and sensual content. This only intensified once the film hit screens.
The makers have since disabled ratings on the ticketing platform BookMyShow.
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