Toxic, with Yash and Kiara Advani, is now in its third week at the box office. But the most recent numbers point to a drop in speed. The film, directed by Geetu Mohandas, has seen ups and downs since it hit theatres. On day 15, it hit its lowest daily total yet. That day, Toxic made just ₹60 lakh. The movie is still playing in theatres. Still, the new collection hints that fewer people are showing up as the days pass and it gets farther from release.
Toxic Box Office Collection Day 15: Yash and Kiara Advani Film Hits Lowest Daily Earnings
On the 15th day, Toxic made its smallest daily total since it first came out. It collected around ₹60 lakh. This number marks a clear slowdown compared with earlier days. During the first stretch, the film had more pull with viewers. Now, as it moves further, the usual third-week pressure has started to show. Even with Yash drawing attention and Kiara Advani in the cast, the movie has not been able to keep its earlier daily pace.
Toxic India Box Office Collection: Film Adds Just Rs 60 Lakh On Day 15
Toxic has cooled down at the box office by its 15th day. This time, it brought in just ₹60 lakh in India. That drop makes it hard to keep the momentum it had earlier. This can happen when theaters are not filling as much on weekdays. Now the film is relying on the remaining screenings, plus what the next weekend brings.
Toxic Worldwide Box Office Collection: Yash Starrer Faces Slowdown In Third Week
The slowdown is the first for Toxic as it enters its third week globally. The film has been banking on Yash’s name and his fan following to draw crowds to various markets owing to his action-based plot. The more a theatrical release gets older, however, the more difficult it is to keep collections strong. The new domestic release figure suggests that the film is not aiding its collection, though the film’s overall worldwide collection is a crucial factor in its box-office trajectory.
Toxic Box Office Performance: Can The Film Recover After Its Lowest Collection?
In the coming days, Toxic has to turn things around after its bottom daily figure of ₹60 lakh. Right now, the crowd response is the main issue. To regain lost pace, the makers will want clearer growth in ticket sales. The weekend might help, since people usually pack into theaters more on Saturdays and Sundays than on regular weekdays. Still, the result on day 15 shows how tough the road is.
