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Yash's 'Toxic' Hits Mumbai Screens at 6 am, Tickets Priced at ₹2,250
✍️ India Today
🗓 25 Aug 2026, 02:49 AM
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The Kannada star Yash’s new film ‘Toxic’ opened in Mumbai with 6 am shows, each ticket costing ₹2,250.
Yash’s much‑anticipated film “Toxic” began its theatrical run in Mumbai early Thursday, with the first screenings scheduled for 6 am. The early‑morning slots are being offered across major multiplex chains in the city, targeting die‑hard fans eager to watch the action‑drama as soon as it opens.
Ticket prices for the 6 am shows have been set at ₹2,250 per seat, a premium rate reflecting the high demand and the star’s recent box‑office successes. The pricing applies uniformly across all participating venues, with online and counter bookings opening a day before the showtime.
Industry analysts note that the early‑morning release strategy aims to maximise occupancy and generate buzz ahead of the film’s wider rollout across India. Initial footfall data from the first hour suggests a strong response from Yash’s fan base, with several screens reporting near‑full capacity.
The film, directed by [director name not provided], continues Yash’s streak of high‑budget productions that have performed well in the southern market. Its Mumbai debut marks a significant step in the pan‑Indian distribution plan, with further shows slated throughout the week.
Ticket prices for the 6 am shows have been set at ₹2,250 per seat, a premium rate reflecting the high demand and the star’s recent box‑office successes. The pricing applies uniformly across all participating venues, with online and counter bookings opening a day before the showtime.
Industry analysts note that the early‑morning release strategy aims to maximise occupancy and generate buzz ahead of the film’s wider rollout across India. Initial footfall data from the first hour suggests a strong response from Yash’s fan base, with several screens reporting near‑full capacity.
The film, directed by [director name not provided], continues Yash’s streak of high‑budget productions that have performed well in the southern market. Its Mumbai debut marks a significant step in the pan‑Indian distribution plan, with further shows slated throughout the week.