Toxic Box Office: Yash Starrer Crosses ₹239 Crore, But Steep Drops Tell a Different Story

A massive opening day doesn’t always guarantee a smooth run. The Toxic box office journey has taken a rocky turn six days in, with the Yash-starrer showing a pattern of steep declines that trade watchers are now flagging as a cause for concern.

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A Day-Wise Look at the Decline

Toxic opened huge, crossing ₹112 crore on day one — a number that signaled blockbuster expectations. But the film couldn’t sustain that momentum, dropping sharply from the very next day onward.

The Monday numbers, while representing a 67% fall from Sunday, were actually described as an “ordinary” drop given how the weekend trended — meaning the damage could have been worse.

Where the Money Is Coming From

The Hindi version has been carrying much of the film’s box office weight, contributing around ₹4.75 crore (₹4 crore nett) on Monday alone. Territorially, the Hindi Belt leads with ₹136.25 crore, followed by Karnataka at ₹61 crore, APTS at ₹27 crore, Tamil Nadu at ₹11 crore, and Kerala at ₹3.50 crore.

The Bigger Picture: A Costly Underperformance

Despite crossing ₹238 crore domestically, industry trackers are calling Toxic a box office failure relative to its scale and budget. The concern isn’t just theatrical collections — high production costs combined with weak non-theatrical recoveries mean the financial losses could rank among the steepest in Indian cinema history, according to trade estimates.

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