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Toxic Advance Booking Box Office Collection: Geetu Mohandas’s action thriller ‘Toxic: A Fairytale for Grownups’ is making waves at the box office even before its release. If we look at the advance booking of the film, ‘Toxic’ is going to make huge money at the box office, in which the Kannada version is overshadowing all the other dubbed versions. In such a situation, we will know what is the status of advance booking of Toxic and how much the film has earned before its release.

Advance booking of ‘Toxic’ till now

K Venkat Narayan’s KVN Productions and Yash’s Monster Mind Creations started advance booking of ‘Toxic’ on Friday morning. In just two days, the film has registered advance bookings of ₹18.73 crore. More than half of this figure came from the Kannada version, which is ₹9.59 crore. Along with this, Kannada IMAX 2D format (₹ 63.97 lakh) and Kannada 4DX format (₹ 19.10 lakh) are also included.

According to Sacnilk, the Kannada version is followed by the Hindi 2D dubbed version, which has earned ₹7.65 crore. It also includes Hindi IMAX 2D format (₹20.29 lakh), Hindi 4DX format (₹14.12 lakh) and Hindi Dolby Cine (₹43,400). The Kannada and Hindi versions are followed by the Tamil dubbed version (₹13.50 lakh), followed by the Malayalam dubbed version (₹9.59 lakh) and the Telugu dubbed version (₹7.17 lakh).

total advance booking

Thus, the total advance booking of ‘Toxic’ till date, including block booking, stands at ₹27.29 crore with over 4,70,000 tickets sold across India. Even in foreign countries, especially in America, the film has crossed the mark of $146,251. Looking at the trends and trade projections, ‘Toxic’ is expected to open to over ₹30 crore in the domestic Hindi market alone. ‘Toxic’ is going to be released in more than 12,000 screens worldwide, so it is expected to cross the Rs 100 crore mark at the worldwide box office on its opening day itself. If this happens, it will be Yash’s third consecutive film to achieve this feat; Earlier, both parts of his famous Kannada action thriller franchise ‘KGF’ had done this.