Despite negative reviews, the film 'Toxic' by rock star Yash demonstrated an impressive box office collection on its opening day. Tickets sold in millions, and the movie earned a net of 101 crore rupees in India. Meanwhile, its Hindi version started with a collection of 55 crore.
According to Sacnilk, Yash's film generated a net income of 101.10 crore rupees from 24,579 screenings in India. The gross revenue of the film amounted to 120.75 crore rupees, while the total global gross reached 140.75 crore. The Hindi screenings contributed the most to the collection, bringing in 55 crore. Additionally, the film collected 23 crore in Kannada, 1.30 crore in Malayalam, 5.50 crore in Tamil, and 16 crore in Telugu in other languages.
Although the opening collection of 'Toxic' was strong, it could not overtake Ranveer Singh's film 'Dhurandhar 2'. 'Dhurandhar 2', released in March this year, collected a net of 103 crore on the first day and remains the highest-grossing film in terms of opening collection in 2026. Furthermore, 'Toxic' could not surpass the figures of 'KGF 2', Yash's previous film, which collected a net of 116 crore on its first day.
The real test for 'Toxic's' collections is expected after the weekend, as the film has been described in reviews as a 'torturous picture'. Many viewers have already purchased tickets in advance, leaving them little choice but to watch the film. Therefore, everyone is closely watching what the first-week collection will be following the negative word-of-mouth. Yash returned to the film industry after four years. After the huge success of 'KGF 2', many expected Yash's next project to be powerful, but 'Toxic' only features scenes of intimacy and action.