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Yash's 'Toxic' Slumps 94% on Monday, Box‑Office Collections Drop to Rs 3.5 cr
✍️ bollywoodhungama.com
🗓 01 Sep 2026, 02:37 AM
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The Hindi action thriller 'Toxic' starring Yash recorded a 94% decline in collections on Monday, pulling in just Rs 3.5 crore and moving towards one of the biggest box‑office failures.
The Hindi film "Toxic", headlined by popular actor Yash, saw its Monday earnings tumble by 94%, registering a net collection of only Rs 3.5 crore, according to data from BollywoodHungama. The sharp drop places the movie on a trajectory toward being recorded as one of the most significant box‑office disasters in recent years.
Released earlier this week, "Toxic" entered theatres amid high expectations due to Yash's recent string of successful releases and an aggressive marketing campaign. However, the opening weekend failed to generate sustained audience interest, with the Monday figures reflecting a rapid loss of footfall.
Industry analysts point to mixed critical reception and stiff competition from other new releases as key factors behind the slump. Distributors are reportedly reassessing their strategies, and some have hinted at possible refunds to theatre owners if the downward trend continues.
If the current pace persists, the film could join the short list of Hindi productions that have struggled to recover production costs, underscoring the volatile nature of the domestic box‑office market.
Released earlier this week, "Toxic" entered theatres amid high expectations due to Yash's recent string of successful releases and an aggressive marketing campaign. However, the opening weekend failed to generate sustained audience interest, with the Monday figures reflecting a rapid loss of footfall.
Industry analysts point to mixed critical reception and stiff competition from other new releases as key factors behind the slump. Distributors are reportedly reassessing their strategies, and some have hinted at possible refunds to theatre owners if the downward trend continues.
If the current pace persists, the film could join the short list of Hindi productions that have struggled to recover production costs, underscoring the volatile nature of the domestic box‑office market.