Yash’s latest action drama ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ continued its strong theatrical run on Day 2, bringing the Kannada superstar within touching distance of a major box-office milestone.
According to the latest trade figures, Yash’s cumulative post-COVID India net collection stands at ₹998.45 crore, leaving him just ₹1.55 crore short of the ₹1,000 crore mark.
‘Toxic’ Crosses ₹138 Crore in Two Days
Toxic opened with an impressive ₹101.10 crore net in India on Day 1.
On Day 2, the film added around ₹37.65 crore net, taking its two-day domestic total to ₹138.75 crore, according to the latest box-office tracking figures.
The film recorded an overall occupancy of around 26.6% across more than 22,600 shows on its second day.
Only ₹1.55 Crore Away From the Big Milestone
Yash's post-COVID box-office journey has been powered primarily by ‘KGF: Chapter 2’ and now Toxic.
KGF: Chapter 2 contributed around ₹859.7 crore net in India. With Toxic adding its first two days' collections, Yash's cumulative total has reached ₹998.45 crore.
This means even a relatively small collection from Toxic could push Yash past the ₹1,000 crore post-COVID milestone.
Hindi Market Leads the Way
Interestingly, Toxic has been performing particularly strongly in the Hindi market.
The film's two-day India net collection stands at approximately ₹79.25 crore from Hindi, followed by ₹31.80 crore from Kannada and ₹19 crore from Telugu, according to current tracking figures.
This performance highlights Yash's growing popularity beyond the Kannada-speaking market following the success of the KGF franchise.
Strong Worldwide Performance
Toxic has also made an impressive start internationally.
After two days, the film had crossed approximately ₹185 crore in worldwide gross collections, according to current trade tracking figures.
The film is expected to benefit from the upcoming weekend, with audiences potentially driving collections higher.
Can Yash Cross ₹1,000 Crore This Weekend?
With just ₹1.55 crore required to reach the milestone, Yash is expected to cross the ₹1,000 crore post-COVID India net mark very soon.
The bigger question now is whether Toxic can maintain its momentum after its strong opening and build a much larger lifetime total during the coming weeks.












