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Hindi film Toxic nets ₹100 crore in four days, Kannada screens record 29% occupancy
✍️ Sacnilk
🗓 29 Aug 2026, 04:40 PM
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The Hindi thriller Toxic crossed the ₹100 crore net mark within four days of release, while Kannada theatres reported the highest occupancy at 29 per cent.
The Hindi-language thriller "Toxic" has achieved a net box‑office collection of ₹100 crore across India in just four days of its release, according to the latest figures released on Saturday.
Data from trade trackers show that the film’s earnings are driven by strong attendance in both multiplexes and single‑screen venues, propelling it into the elite group of Hindi releases that have crossed the ₹100‑crore threshold within a week.
Regional analysis indicates that the Kannada market posted the highest occupancy rate, with theatres reporting a 29 per cent fill factor, suggesting notable interest from audiences in that segment.
Industry observers note that such a performance could set a benchmark for upcoming Hindi productions and may influence distribution strategies for regional films as well.
Data from trade trackers show that the film’s earnings are driven by strong attendance in both multiplexes and single‑screen venues, propelling it into the elite group of Hindi releases that have crossed the ₹100‑crore threshold within a week.
Regional analysis indicates that the Kannada market posted the highest occupancy rate, with theatres reporting a 29 per cent fill factor, suggesting notable interest from audiences in that segment.
Industry observers note that such a performance could set a benchmark for upcoming Hindi productions and may influence distribution strategies for regional films as well.