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Yash's Toxic crosses Rs 150 cr net in India, worldwide gross hits Rs 221 cr in 3 days

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Yash and Nayanthara's film Toxic, directed by Geetu Mohandas, has completed three days of its theatrical run with strong overall numbers. The film experienced a 29.3% dip in domestic earnings on its third day. Despite the decline, it surpassed the Rs 150 crore net milestone in India. Overseas collections contributed Rs 23.75 crore, pushing the worldwide gross to Rs 221.45 crore. The film has drawn considerable audience interest since its opening.

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