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Massive Demand For Yash’s Toxic In Mumbai

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Yash, although he might have delivered very few movies when compared to the A-listers of Indian film industry, but the impact he created with KGF was enough to capture the limelight. Now, Yash is one of the most-impactful heroes of cine industry. Along with essaying the deadliest Ravanasura role in most-awaited Ramayan, his Toxic has become talk of the town with massive demand.

This movie is all set to hit the theatres on 26th August, 2026. Although Irumudi and Vishwanath & Sons movies are still running successfully in the theatres, Toxic is creating rift between producers for the screen sharing. Dil Raju who bagged the theatrical rights of Toxic in Telugu for 80 crores is leaving no stone unturned in securing maximum screens for his movie.

Well, the situation is more intensified in Mumbai. The response for Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups is just massive and thus the makers are adding early morning shows right from 6 AM in the theatres. The advance bookings are already showing several shows getting filled up. The demand for Toxic is not just restricted to additional shows but the cities like Mumbai and Bengaluru are also witnessing the steep price increase for the selected screenings. Even in AP and Telangana, reportedly, the makers have approached governments for the price hike.

In Mumbai, the most expensive ticket is ranging from Rs 2400- Rs 2600. Coming to Bengaluru it is Rs 2181. Well, Toxic already received complete A certificate from the CBFC board and holds a run time of more than three hours. Along with Yash, the movie also holds an ensemble cast of Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sutaria and Rukmini Vasanth. This film is releasing in Kannada, English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam languages.

Going by the story, it is a complete gangster drama set against the backdrop of old Goa and that too between early 1940s and the 1970s. According to the sources, Yash might appear in two roles, Raya and Ticket whose connections with dangerous criminal world will up the drama in the theatres.

So with Toxic, get ready for the blast!

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