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Hanuman Ansh maintains box office lead over Yash's Toxic
The devotional drama Hanuman Ansh continues to outpace Yash-starrer Toxic at the box office, with the former collecting Rs 1.26 crore on its 28th day compared to the latter's Rs 1.04 crore on day nine.
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Hanuman Ansh sustained its box office momentum, earning Rs 1.26 crore on its 28th day of theatrical release, maintaining its position ahead of the Yash-led action film Toxic. The devotional drama continues to demonstrate steady audience interest despite being well into its fourth week of exhibition.
In comparison, Toxic collected Rs 1.04 crore on its ninth day, indicating a slower pace relative to its competitor's performance at the same stage of its release cycle. The film, which features Kannada star Yash in a leading role, has not yet matched the collections achieved by the spiritual-themed Hanuman Ansh in its opening weeks.
The contrasting trajectories of the two releases reflect divergent audience preferences in the current cinema market, with devotional and spiritual content showing stronger box office resilience. Hanuman Ansh's extended performance into its fourth week suggests it has found a dedicated viewership base willing to return to theatres, a pattern that typically indicates stronger word-of-mouth reception.
Both films continue to compete for screen space and audience attention in multiplexes and single-screen theatres across India, though their distinct content and target demographics have helped them carve separate niches in the marketplace.