What coverage agrees on
All of the reporting agrees that Toxic opened ahead of Dhurandhar at the box office and that the film drew mixed reaction. The updates also consistently tie the figures to Sacnilk data.
Toxic outpaced Dhurandhar in reported opening-day box office collections.
Sacnilk figures cited in the reporting put Toxic above the other film by midday or later on release day.
Reported day-one collections for Toxic ranged from Rs 30 crore net to Rs 61.15 crore net across the updates.
The film drew mixed reactions, with criticism focused on the screenplay, narrative, writing, plot, and editing.
The reporting also notes audience and critic praise for the film's visuals in some coverage.
The film was described as having an A rating, with one report saying it was cleared with no cuts.
One report says the release coincided with the Onam holiday.
The reports do not agree on the same exact collection total at the same time of day.
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All of the reporting agrees that Toxic opened ahead of Dhurandhar at the box office and that the film drew mixed reaction. The updates also consistently tie the figures to Sacnilk data.
The exact day-one total is still reported at different points in time, so the final opening figure could settle differently as reporting updates continue. The reception details may also shift as more reviews and audience response are reflected.
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The neutral coverage consistently reports that Toxic beat Dhurandhar on opening day. It cites Sacnilk-linked collections that vary by update time, ranging from an early morning crossover to a later figure above Rs 50 crore net. The reporting also notes mixed reception, with criticism aimed at the screenplay, fast-paced edits, weak writing, or narrative execution. Some versions add that the film carried an A certificate or was cleared with no cuts.
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The Times of India reports that Yash starrer Toxic achieved a strong start at the Indian box office, crossing the Rs 50 crore net mark before 3 PM on its opening day. According to Sacnilk data cited by the publication, the film surpassed Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar opening-day haul. The article notes that while the commercial response has been impressive, critical reception has been divided concerning the film's screenplay and narrative execution.
India Today reports that the film Toxic, starring Yash and directed by Geetu Mohandas, surpassed Ranveer Singh starrer Dhurandhar in opening day box office collections before noon on Wednesday. According to Sacnilk data cited in the article, Toxic crossed Rs 30 crore nett across 9,003 tracked shows by 12.40 pm. The publication notes that the film faced negative reviews regarding its complex plot and fast-paced edits, while mentioning it received an A certificate from the CBFC.
Hindustan Times reports that Yash's Toxic achieved a bumper opening day at the box office, outpacing Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar by its morning shows. Citing Sacnilk, the publication states that the film earned ₹61.15 crore net across India by 4 PM on release day. The article notes that the film released for the Onam holiday and faced chatter about violence and intimate scenes, while having been cleared by the CBFC with no cuts and an A-rating.
Gulf News reports that Yash's Toxic has taken a strong opening at the box office, surpassing the first-day collections of Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar before lunch. Citing industry tracker Sacnilk, the publication states that the film reached ₹48.53 crore net across India from 12,779 tracked shows by 2.25 pm. The article notes that despite the strong commercial numbers and extensive advance bookings, critical reception has been largely underwhelming due to weak writing.
NewsBytes reports that Yash's Toxic made a strong start at the box office by collecting ₹54.85 crore net in India on its first day. Citing Sacnilk, the publication notes that the film beat the Day-1 haul of Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar within a few hours. The article states that the film received mixed reviews from critics and audiences who praised its visuals but criticized the screenplay.