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English trailer of 'Toxic' runs 11 seconds shorter than Indian version
✍️ India Today
🗓 21 Aug 2026, 07:34 AM
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The English-language trailer of the upcoming film 'Toxic' is 11 seconds shorter than the version released in India, prompting viewers to note the differences.
The promotional video for the upcoming movie "Toxic" released in English markets is 11 seconds shorter than the counterpart shown in India. Both trailers were made available on the same day across digital platforms, allowing audiences to compare the two versions side by side.
Initial observations indicate that the English cut omits a brief segment present in the Indian version, though the exact content of the removed portion has not been officially disclosed. Industry analysts suggest that such variations are common when films are marketed to different linguistic audiences.
The discrepancy has sparked discussion on social media, with fans sharing timestamps and debating the impact of the missing seconds on the overall narrative tone of the trailer. No official statement has been issued by the film's producers regarding the reason for the edit.
The film's release is scheduled for later this year, and both versions of the trailer continue to be used in promotional campaigns across regional and international channels.
Initial observations indicate that the English cut omits a brief segment present in the Indian version, though the exact content of the removed portion has not been officially disclosed. Industry analysts suggest that such variations are common when films are marketed to different linguistic audiences.
The discrepancy has sparked discussion on social media, with fans sharing timestamps and debating the impact of the missing seconds on the overall narrative tone of the trailer. No official statement has been issued by the film's producers regarding the reason for the edit.
The film's release is scheduled for later this year, and both versions of the trailer continue to be used in promotional campaigns across regional and international channels.