Yash-starrer Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has crossed a major box-office milestone in its opening week, with its reported worldwide gross reaching Rs 304.05 crore after six days in theatres.
However, the film witnessed a substantial slowdown on its first weekday.
According to trade estimates reported by Sacnilk, Toxic collected approximately Rs 7.45 crore net in India on Day 6, taking its estimated domestic net collection to Rs 221.55 crore.
The film reportedly recorded an India gross of around Rs 264.80 crore, while its cumulative overseas collection has reached approximately Rs 39.25 crore.
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Add Hunterfly on GoogleWith the addition of its domestic and international earnings, the reported worldwide gross now stands at around Rs 304.05 crore.
The Day 6 numbers reflect the expected transition from weekend business to weekday collections, although the film experienced a significant decline compared with its Sunday performance.
Toxic Day 6 box office collection
Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups reportedly earned Rs 7.45 crore net in India on its sixth day, which was its first Monday at the box office.
The film was reportedly screened across approximately 13,400 shows on Monday.
According to the available trade figures, the Day 6 collection represents a 67.6% decline from the film’s reported Sunday collection of Rs 23 crore net.
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Add Hunterfly on GoogleThe film had earlier collected an estimated Rs 25.15 crore on Saturday before adding approximately Rs 23 crore on Sunday.
The first Monday therefore marked a noticeable change in the film’s daily box-office trend.
Toxic Box Office Collection: Day 6 at a Glance
| Box Office Metric | Reported Collection |
|---|---|
| Day 6 India Net | Rs 7.45 crore |
| Total India Net | Rs 221.55 crore |
| Total India Gross | Rs 264.80 crore |
| Day 6 Overseas Gross | Rs 2 crore |
| Total Overseas Gross | Rs 39.25 crore |
| Worldwide Gross | Rs 304.05 crore |
All figures are reported trade estimates and may vary or be revised as additional data becomes available.
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Add Hunterfly on GoogleToxic crosses Rs 300 crore worldwide
The biggest milestone for the film after Day 6 is its reported worldwide gross crossing the Rs 300 crore mark.
With an estimated global gross of Rs 304.05 crore, Toxic has moved past the milestone within its first week of release.
The film’s domestic collections remain the largest contributor to its overall worldwide business.
According to the figures available, its India gross has reached approximately Rs 264.80 crore, while overseas markets have contributed around Rs 39.25 crore.
The international collection added approximately Rs 2 crore on Day 6.
The coming weekdays will now be important in determining how strongly the film can consolidate its first-week theatrical business.
Toxic language-wise box office collection on Day 6
The Hindi version made the largest contribution to the film’s reported Day 6 India net collection.
According to the trade estimates, the Hindi version earned approximately Rs 4.40 crore on Monday.
The Kannada version followed with an estimated Rs 2 crore.
The Telugu version added approximately Rs 68 lakh, while the Tamil version contributed around Rs 30 lakh.
The Malayalam version recorded an estimated Rs 7 lakh.
Toxic Day 6 Collection by Language
| Language | Reported Day 6 India Net |
|---|---|
| Hindi | Rs 4.40 crore |
| Kannada | Rs 2 crore |
| Telugu | Rs 68 lakh |
| Tamil | Rs 30 lakh |
| Malayalam | Rs 7 lakh |
| Total | Rs 7.45 crore |
The figures indicate that the Hindi market remained the largest contributor to the film’s Day 6 business, while Kannada also maintained a significant share.
Kannada version records the highest reported occupancy
Although the Hindi version contributed the highest Day 6 collection, the Kannada version reportedly registered the strongest overall occupancy among the major language versions.
According to the available data, the Kannada version recorded approximately 29.57% overall occupancy on Monday.
The Telugu version followed with an estimated 28.01% occupancy.
The Hindi version recorded around 17.52% overall occupancy, while the Tamil version stood at approximately 15.50%.
Reported Toxic Day 6 Occupancy
- Kannada: 29.57%
- Telugu: 28.01%
- Hindi: 17.52%
- Tamil: 15.50%
The Kannada version’s stronger occupancy percentage indicates continued audience engagement in the market despite the overall weekday slowdown.
Night shows performed better
The available occupancy data also suggests that the film attracted relatively stronger footfall during night shows.
For the Hindi version, night shows recorded the highest occupancy of the day at approximately 22.31%.
The Kannada version also saw its strongest response during the night, with occupancy reaching around 33.15%.
This pattern is not unusual for a major theatrical release on a working weekday, as evening and night shows often benefit from audiences attending after work or college.
However, the more important indicator will be whether the film can maintain a stable trend through the rest of its first week.
A significant first Monday drop
The transition from Rs 23 crore on Sunday to approximately Rs 7.45 crore on Monday represents a substantial fall in daily collections.
According to the reported figures, the decline stands at around 67.6%.
Monday drops are common for theatrical releases after the weekend. However, the scale of the decline will remain an important point of discussion as Toxic moves forward.
A film’s long-term box-office performance depends not only on its opening weekend but also on its ability to retain audiences during weekdays and subsequent weeks.
For Toxic, the upcoming days will reveal whether the first Monday number is followed by a stable weekday trend or whether collections continue to decline.
Geetu Mohandas directs Toxic
Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups is directed by filmmaker Geetu Mohandas and features Yash in the lead role.
The film brings together a large ensemble cast that includes:
- Nayanthara
- Kiara Advani
- Huma Qureshi
- Rukmini Vasanth
- Tara Sutaria
The release has generated significant interest because of its large-scale production, ensemble cast and Yash’s position as one of the biggest stars in contemporary Indian cinema.
The film was released in theatres on August 26.
Yash’s pan-India appeal remains a major factor
Yash’s popularity across multiple Indian markets has been an important element of the film’s release strategy.
The actor’s previous success helped establish him as a major pan-India star, and Toxic has been positioned as a release with a wide multilingual reach.
The Day 6 figures show business coming from Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam versions.
While the scale of performance varies between markets, the multilingual release strategy has allowed the film to reach audiences across different regions.
The Hindi version emerged as the largest contributor to Day 6 collections, while the Kannada version recorded the highest reported occupancy among the major language releases.
Mixed reviews and box-office performance
Toxic has reportedly received mixed reactions from critics and audiences.
Mixed reviews can sometimes influence a film’s theatrical run, particularly after the initial wave of fan-driven attendance begins to settle.
At the same time, box-office performance is influenced by several factors, including star appeal, screen count, competition, audience demographics and word of mouth.
The film’s reported worldwide collection crossing Rs 300 crore demonstrates a strong initial box-office footprint.
The next stage of its theatrical run will be particularly important as the opening-weekend momentum gives way to regular weekday business.
What happens next at the box office?
With the film’s reported worldwide gross now standing at approximately Rs 304.05 crore, attention will turn towards its first-week total.
The first Monday collection of Rs 7.45 crore marks a considerably slower phase compared with the weekend.
The crucial question will be whether the film can stabilise over the next several days.
A consistent weekday hold could help strengthen its overall first-week total and provide a foundation for its second weekend.
The performance of the Hindi and Kannada versions will remain particularly important based on the Day 6 data.
The Hindi version continues to contribute the highest amount to the daily total, while Kannada occupancy remains comparatively stronger.
Toxic Day 6: The key takeaway
Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has reportedly crossed Rs 300 crore worldwide within six days of its release, reaching an estimated global gross of Rs 304.05 crore.
At the same time, its first Monday brought a significant slowdown.
The film collected an estimated Rs 7.45 crore net in India on Day 6, compared with approximately Rs 23 crore on Sunday.
Its cumulative India net collection now stands at around Rs 221.55 crore, according to the reported trade figures.
The Kannada version recorded the highest reported occupancy among the major language versions, while Hindi remained the biggest contributor to Monday’s collection.
The final word
Yash’s Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has achieved a significant early milestone by crossing the reported Rs 300 crore mark worldwide.
However, its Day 6 performance also highlights the challenge ahead.
After a strong opening phase, the film has entered the critical weekday portion of its theatrical journey.
Its reported first Monday collection of Rs 7.45 crore represents a sharp decline from the weekend, but the coming days will provide a clearer picture of its long-term box-office trajectory.
For now, Toxic stands at an estimated Rs 304.05 crore worldwide, with its performance across the remainder of the first week expected to determine the next phase of its theatrical run.
