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Yash’s Hindi film ‘Toxic’ rakes in Rs 46 crore on opening day
✍️ Pinkvilla
🗓 27 Aug 2026, 05:03 AM
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The Hindi version of ‘Toxic’, starring Yash, earned roughly Rs 46 crore on its first day, signalling a powerful debut at the box office.
The much‑anticipated Hindi release of the action‑thriller “Toxic”, headlined by popular actor Yash, hit theatres across India on Friday. The film, a dubbed version of the original South Indian production, opened to packed auditoriums in major metros and tier‑2 cities.
On its opening day, “Toxic” generated an estimated Rs 46 crore in gross collections, according to trade reports. This figure places the film among the highest‑grossing Hindi debuts of the year and exceeds the pre‑release expectations set by distributors.
Industry analysts noted that the strong opening reflects Yash’s growing fan base in the Hindi‑speaking market and the aggressive promotional campaign that accompanied the release. The film’s performance is expected to influence the weekend box‑office trajectory and could set a benchmark for other regional stars crossing over to Bollywood.
The trade data also suggests that the film’s earnings were driven by both urban multiplexes and smaller single‑screen venues, indicating broad audience appeal. Further updates on the film’s cumulative earnings will be tracked as the weekend progresses.
On its opening day, “Toxic” generated an estimated Rs 46 crore in gross collections, according to trade reports. This figure places the film among the highest‑grossing Hindi debuts of the year and exceeds the pre‑release expectations set by distributors.
Industry analysts noted that the strong opening reflects Yash’s growing fan base in the Hindi‑speaking market and the aggressive promotional campaign that accompanied the release. The film’s performance is expected to influence the weekend box‑office trajectory and could set a benchmark for other regional stars crossing over to Bollywood.
The trade data also suggests that the film’s earnings were driven by both urban multiplexes and smaller single‑screen venues, indicating broad audience appeal. Further updates on the film’s cumulative earnings will be tracked as the weekend progresses.