Toxic Hindi version crosses Rs 100 crore in four days at box office

The Hindi version of Toxic has crossed the Rs 100-crore mark at the domestic box office, becoming the latest pan-Indian release to achieve the milestone. The film reached the figure on its fourth day of release, according to trade reports on Wednesday.

The film's trajectory mirrors the broader trend of successful south Indian films finding substantial audiences across Hindi-speaking regions. However, Toxic's four-day performance to reach Rs 100 crore is comparatively slower than some recent blockbuster releases. The Tamil action film Pushpa 2 and KGF Chapter 2 accomplished the same milestone in just two days, while Baahubali: The Conclusion achieved it in three days.

The performance underscores the continued appetite for dubbed regional content among Indian audiences, particularly in the Hindi-speaking belt. Despite the slower pace relative to recent mega-releases, Toxic's crossing into triple-digit crore territory indicates solid audience reception for the film across markets.

Track record for Rs 100-crore milestones by major regional releases has become increasingly competitive, with films racing to set new benchmarks. Toxic's four-day achievement, while significant in absolute terms, reflects the evolving dynamics of the Indian box office landscape.