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Toxic box office day 2: Yash's filmsees drop, earns Rs 36 crore

Yash's latest release 'Toxic' made an impressive debut, raking in over one hundred crore rupees on its opening day. However, Thursday saw a dip in earnings, generating only thirty-six point four zero crore net. With the upcoming weekend and Raksha Bandhan holiday on the horizon,

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TOI ENTERTAINMENT DESK28 Aug 2026, 12:29 amUpdated 1d ago1 min readIndiaIndia
Toxic box office day 2: Yash's film sees drop, earns Rs 36 crore

India — TOI ENTERTAINMENT DESK

Yash's latest release 'Toxic' made an impressive debut, raking in over one hundred crore rupees on its opening day. However, Thursday saw a dip in earnings, generating only thirty-six point four zero crore net. With the upcoming weekend and Raksha Bandhan holiday on the horizon, foot traffic is expected to increase.

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Source: Times of India · TOI ENTERTAINMENT DESK. Published 28 Aug 2026, 12:29 am.

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