Toxic worldwide box office collection day 5: Yash -starrer Toxic : A Fairly Tale for Grown Ups opened to mixed reviews from the critics and audiences but the opening numbers were bigger than one expected. However, since the release date, the box office performance has only dipped. Audiences have been sharing their views on how the weak story of the film damages the scale of it.
Overseas, the film added ₹ 2.00 crore on day 5, taking its total overseas gross to ₹ 29.25 crore. This took the film’s worldwide gross collection to ₹ 285.20 crore in just five days. The film is now less than ₹ 15 crore away from crossing the ₹ 300 crore mark. On day 5, the gangster drama earned ₹ 23.00 crore net in India from 16,241 shows, registering an overall occupancy of 25.3%. Despite the dip, the film has crossed the ₹ 200 crore mark in India, taking its five-day net collection to ₹ 214.10 crore. The first Sunday figure marked 8.5% drop from Saturday’s collection of ₹ 25.15 crore. Interestingly, the film recorded 25.3% occupancy on Sunday across 16,241 shows, slightly higher than the 24.3% recorded on Saturday. However, the number of shows has fallen considerably from the 24,579 shows recorded on opening day. With ₹ 285.20 crore in worldwide gross collections after five days, Toxic is already among the stronger performers of 2026. Ram Charan’s Peddi had crossed ₹ 315 crore worldwide within its first five days. Toxic is nearing to move past RJ Balaji’s Karuppu , starring Suriya and Trisha Krishnan, which ended its theatrical run at around ₹ 304 crore worldwide. That had made it the highest-grossing Tamil film of 2026 so far. The film began with a massive ₹ 101.10 crore on Day 1 but has recorded a steady decline in the days that followed.
However, the film still has some ground to cover to overtake the biggest releases of the year. The biggest concern for Toxic is the pace at which its collections have fallen since its opening day. Toxic has also faced criticism from sections of the audience over its violent scenes and treatment of its female characters. The mixed response could prove important as the film moves into its second week, especially with word-of-mouth playing a bigger role in sustaining theatrical business.
Yash’s Toxic is continuing its theatrical run, but the film is seeing a noticeable drop in collections after its huge opening, according to the trade tracker.
