What coverage agrees on
The reporting broadly agrees that Toxic added to its box office total on Day 12 and that its India net stood at Rs 245.75 crore. Several analyses also note weakening momentum and smaller OTT expectations.
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Toxic earns Rs 2.35 crore on Day 12
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Day 12 brought in Rs 2.35 crore net in India.
The film's domestic net total reached Rs 245.75 crore.
Its worldwide gross was reported at Rs 337.30 crore.
One analysis said the film wrapped its second weekend at Rs 6.75 crore and described a steep decline.
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Another report said OTT offers were said to have dropped from Rs 150 crore to Rs 30 crore.
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The exact day-specific figure varies across the reporting, with one analysis citing Rs 2.35 crore and another Rs 2.42 crore on the same day. Future updates could revise the box office tally or the reported OTT offer, including the Rs 30 crore figure.
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This view focuses on Toxic India Box Office Collections: Yash and Kiara Advani starrer wraps 2nd Weekend at Rs 6.75 crore,…. It also highlights Toxic Box Office Day 12: Yash-Kiara Film Crawls to Rs 263 Crore.
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Neutral reporting focuses on the day-by-day box office update. It says Toxic earned Rs 2.35 crore net in India on Day 12. It adds that the domestic net total reached Rs 245.75 crore and the worldwide gross reached Rs 337.30 crore. The report also includes background on the cast, plot, and runtime.
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Toxic India Box Office Collections: Yash and Kiara Advani starrer wraps 2nd Weekend at Rs 6.75 crore,…
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This article reports that the film Toxic, starring Yash and Kiara Advani, concluded its second weekend with a collection of Rs 6.75 crore, marking a steep 96 percent decline from its opening weekend. It states that the total Indian box office gross has reached Rs 263 crore. The piece characterizes the project as a commercial disappointment facing heavy financial losses due to poor theatrical and non-theatrical returns.
Toxic Box Office Day 12: Yash-Kiara Film Crawls to Rs 263 Crore
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This article reports that the film Toxic, directed by Geethu Mohandas and starring Yash and Kiara Advani, has slowed down significantly in its second weekend at the box office. It states that the film grossed Rs 263 crore in India within 12 days, experiencing a sharp drop in collections. The piece describes the movie as a major financial failure with weak non-theatrical recoveries.
'Toxic' box office collection Day 12: Yash, Kiara Advani, Nayanthara film earns Rs 2.35 crore, India net
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This source details the day-by-day box office performance of the film Toxic, directed by Geethu Mohandas. It reports that on Day 12, the movie earned Rs 2.35 crore net in India, bringing the total domestic net collection to Rs 245.75 crore and the worldwide gross to Rs 337.30 crore. The article also provides background information on the cast, plot, and runtime of the feature.
Toxic Makers Offered Only ₹30 Crore For OTT Rights After Film Fails To Make Mark At Box Office: Report
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This source reports on the box office and OTT deal prospects for the film Toxic, starring Yash and Kiara Advani. It notes that the film earned Rs 2.42 crore net on its twelfth day, bringing its domestic net total to Rs 245.75 crore. The article also states according to a source that digital streaming offers have dropped significantly from an initial Rs 150 crore to just Rs 30 crore.