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Yash-Starrer 'Toxic' Sees 22% Drop on Day 9, Net Collections Hit ₹239.30 Cr
✍️ timesofindia.indiatimes.com
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 07:10 AM
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'Toxic', starring Yash, experienced a 22% decline in box office earnings on its ninth day, bringing the film's domestic net collection to ₹239.30 crore.
The Kannada action thriller 'Toxic', featuring Yash in the lead role, recorded a 22% drop in its earnings on the ninth day of release. The film’s net collection in India has now reached ₹239.30 crore.
The decline comes after a strong opening weekend, with the movie enjoying a steady run in multiplexes across the country. Despite the dip, the total domestic haul places 'Toxic' among the higher‑grossing releases of the year.
Yash, who previously starred in blockbusters like 'KGF' and 'K.G.F: Chapter 2', has once again drawn audiences with his intense performances. The film’s performance is being closely watched by distributors and exhibitors for its potential to recover the drop over the upcoming weekend.
Industry analysts suggest that the film may still pick up momentum if it secures a wider release in smaller markets and benefits from positive word‑of‑mouth. The next few days will be crucial in determining whether 'Toxic' can maintain its box‑office trajectory.
The decline comes after a strong opening weekend, with the movie enjoying a steady run in multiplexes across the country. Despite the dip, the total domestic haul places 'Toxic' among the higher‑grossing releases of the year.
Yash, who previously starred in blockbusters like 'KGF' and 'K.G.F: Chapter 2', has once again drawn audiences with his intense performances. The film’s performance is being closely watched by distributors and exhibitors for its potential to recover the drop over the upcoming weekend.
Industry analysts suggest that the film may still pick up momentum if it secures a wider release in smaller markets and benefits from positive word‑of‑mouth. The next few days will be crucial in determining whether 'Toxic' can maintain its box‑office trajectory.