Yash starrer ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ continued its box office run with a rise in collections on its first Tuesday. The film’s business improved compared to its Monday earnings.According to Sacnilk, ‘Toxic’ earned an estimated Rs 8.20 crore net in India on Day 7. The film registered collections from 12,894 shows. Its Tuesday earnings were 7.2% higher than the Rs 7.65 crore net recorded on Day 6. The latest figure has helped the film maintain a steady run during its first week.Toxic Movie Review
India collection reaches Rs 229.95 crore
With the Day 7 earnings added, ‘Toxic’ has now collected Rs 229.95 crore net in India. Its India gross collection has reached Rs 272.80 crore. The Kannada release collected Rs 1.75 crore net on Tuesday. The Telugu version added Rs 60 lakhs to the day’s total. The Tamil version contributed Rs 20 lakhs, while the Malayalam version recorded Rs 5 lakhs.
Overseas earnings push worldwide total to Rs 313.55 crore
‘Toxic’ also added to its overseas earnings on Day 7. The film collected approximately Rs 1.50 crore from international markets on Tuesday. Its cumulative overseas gross has now reached Rs 40.75 crore. The overseas performance helped push the movie’s worldwide gross collection to Rs 313.55 crore.
Hindi and Kannada shows recorded stronger occupancy
The Hindi version recorded an overall occupancy of 23.54% on Day 7. Night shows performed the best, with occupancy reaching 34.69%. Morning shows recorded 14.15%, followed by 22.38% in the afternoon and 22.92% during evening shows.The Kannada version recorded a higher overall occupancy of 27.50%. Its morning shows registered 19.92% occupancy. Afternoon shows reached 31.23%, while evening and night shows recorded 24.23% and 29.46%, respectively. The Telugu version recorded 15.83% overall occupancy. Tamil shows registered 18.17% overall occupancy on Tuesday.
‘Toxic’ review
While the box office numbers show a steady run, ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ has received a mixed critical response. ETimes highlighted the film’s visual scale and production design but raised concerns about its storytelling.The review reads, “The film has plenty of characters, most of them nameless, but few leave a lasting impression. Its production design, however, deserves a separate round of applause. The visual splendour is undeniable, and the cinematography, set design and action blocks are all big-screen material. Several sequences look terrific and showcase the ambition behind the project. Yet ‘Toxic’ often mistakes visual grandeur for storytelling depth. The film soon begins to feel like a series of Instagram reels stitched together: each segment looks like something and feels like something, but ultimately adds up to very little. Beneath the violence, sex, swagger and scale, the screenplay needed considerably more substance.”DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.
