‘Toxic’ box office collection Day 8 [LIVE]: Yash and Kiara Advani film eyes Rs 250 crore net domestic milestone | Kannada Movie News

Yash-starrer ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ is into its second week at the box office after delivering a blockbuster opening and crossing the Rs 200-crore mark in India during its first week. The Geetu Mohandas directorial opened with Rs 101.10 crore net on Day 1 and has maintained a sizeable lead over ‘Dhurandhar Part 1’s opening-day India net of Rs 28.60 crore. The film’s theatrical run has continued amid mixed reactions, with its commercial performance driven largely by Yash’s star power and the strong opening. Director Geetu Mohandas has also remained in the spotlight amid discussions around the film’s unconventional style and narrative choices. More recently, ‘Dhurandhar’ filmmaker Aditya Dhar publicly praised ‘Toxic’.But the next milestones are therefore less about opening-day records and more about sustainability. Crossing Rs. 250 crore India net is the immediate domestic target, followed by Rs. 300 crore India net if the film manages a strong second and third week. Globally, having already crossed Rs. 300 crore, the film can look towards Rs. 350 crore worldwide as its next major benchmark.
‘Toxic’ Day 1 to Day 7 earnings
‘Toxic’ made a spectacular start with Rs. 101.10 crore net on Day 1, followed by Rs. 37.65 crore on Day 2 and Rs. 27.20 crore on Day 3. The film then added Rs. 25.15 crore on Day 4 and Rs. 23 crore on Day 5, taking its five-day India net total to Rs. 214.10 crore. After the extended opening stretch, collections dropped to Rs. 7.65 crore on Day 6 before rising to Rs. 7.85 crore on Day 7.The international market has also contributed substantially to ‘Toxic’s worldwide haul. The film earned Rs. 20 crore overseas on Day 1, followed by Rs. 8 crore on Day 2 and Rs. 3.50 crore on Day 3. By the end of Day 5, its overseas gross had reached Rs. 29.25 crore, with another Rs. 2 crore added on Day 6. Day 7 brought in Rs. 1.50 crore, taking the overseas gross to Rs. 40.75 crore. Combined with its domestic performance, the film’s worldwide gross stood at around Rs. 315 crore by the end of Day 7.
‘Toxic’ Day 8 collection live tracking
As per Sacnilk’s live tracking, ‘Toxic’ is currently running across 4,055 shows on Day 8, having collected Rs. 0.68 crore net so far.This takes the film’s total India gross collection to Rs. 275.05 crore and its India net total to Rs. 230.28 crore, with final figures for the day still awaited.The language-wise numbers for Day 7 show show Hindi leading the live count at Rs. 40 lakh, followed by Kannada at Rs. 18 lakh, Telugu at Rs. 7 lakh and Tamil at Rs. 3 lakh.
Day wise collections for ‘Toxic’
Day 1: Rs. 101.10 croreDay 2: Rs. 37.65 croreDay 3: Rs. 27.20 croreDay 4: Rs. 25.15 croreDay 5: Rs. 23.00 croreDay 6: Rs. 7.65 croreDay 7: Rs. Rs. 7.85 croreDay 8 [LIVE]: Rs. 0.68 crore
TOTAL: Rs. 230.28 crore
More about ‘Toxic’
Directed by Geetu Mohandas, CBFC cleared ‘Toxic: A Fairytale For Grown-Ups’ with an ‘A’ certificate, making it an adults-only theatrical release. The gangster drama set against the backdrop of Portuguese-era Goa follows Raya, played by Yash, as he navigates the criminal underworld while managing complicated family ties and personal loyalties, with his bond with sister Ganga forming a central thread of the story, alongside his layered relationships with the women in his life. Yash takes on a dual role as Raya and his son Ticket. Nayanthara plays Ganga, Kiara Advani features as Nadia, and Rukmini Vasanth plays Mellisa, with Huma Qureshi, Akshay Oberoi and Tara Sutaria rounding out the supporting cast in key roles.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and data in this article are compiled from diverse public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie’s box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided for informational and entertainment purposes only.
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