Excel Entertainment’s Mirzapur The Movie has achieved a major milestone at the Indian box office. The film has crossed the Rs. 200 crore mark in India, emerging as the fourth release of 2026 to achieve the feat. Starring Ali Fazal, Pankaj Tripathi and Divyendu, the film has managed to reach the coveted milestone in 17 days of its release, making it the third-fastest film to enter the Rs. 200 crore club in 2026.

The achievement further underlines the strong theatrical pull of the Mirzapur franchise, which has successfully translated its popularity from the streaming space to the big screen. The film’s journey to Rs. 200 crore has also resulted in a significant milestone for its leading cast. Ali Fazal, Pankaj Tripathi and Divyendu make their debut in the Rs. 200 crore club for actors with Mirzapur The Movie. For the trio, the achievement adds another notable chapter to their careers, particularly given the ensemble-driven nature of the franchise and the strong recall value of their respective characters.

Mirzapur The Movie has maintained a steady run through its theatrical journey, with audiences turning up for the continuation of the much-loved world of Kaleen Bhaiya, Guddu Pandit and Munna Tripathi. The film’s Rs. 200 crore milestone also puts it among the year’s biggest theatrical performers, adding to what has been a strong 2026 box office.

With the film now firmly past the Rs. 200 crore mark, all eyes will be on its final theatrical tally and whether it can further strengthen its position among the year’s top-performing releases.

Kareena Kapoor Khan and Prithviraj Sukumaran starrer Daayra has recorded a modest opening weekend at the Indian box office. The film collected Rs. 3.77 crore over its first three days, with business showing an upward movement through the weekend.

The film opened at Rs. 0.94 crore on Friday, before witnessing a noticeable jump on Saturday. Daayra collected Rs. 1.41 crore on Day 2, taking its two-day total to Rs. 2.35 crore. On Sunday, the film maintained its momentum and added another Rs. 1.39 crore, bringing its opening weekend total to Rs. 3.77 crore.

The weekend trend suggests that the film benefited from increased audience turnout over the second and third days, although the overall numbers remained on the lower side. With the first weekend now behind it, the film’s performance on the weekdays will be crucial in determining how it fares during its theatrical run.

Directed by Meghna Gulzar, Daayra brings together Kareena Kapoor Khan and Prithviraj Sukumaran in a gritty crime drama, with the film generating interest for its subject and lead cast. The coming days will reveal whether it can sustain the momentum generated over the weekend and add substantially to its box office tally.

Daayra Opening Weekend Box Office Collections at a glance: Friday – Rs. 0.94 cr Saturday – Rs. 1.41 cr Sunday – Rs. 1.39 cr Total – Rs. 3.77 cr

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has achieved a historic milestone at the Indian box office. The Hollywood biggie has crossed the coveted Rs. 500 crore mark in India during its sixth weekend, becoming the first-ever Hollywood film to breach the milestone in the country.

The film, which opened to a record-breaking response, has maintained remarkable momentum through its theatrical run. Despite entering its sixth weekend, Spider-Man: Brand New Day continued to attract audiences, collecting Rs. 43 lakh on Friday, Rs. 72 lakh on Saturday and Rs. 83 lakh on Sunday. With this, the film's Weekend 6 total stands at Rs. 1.98 crore, taking its overall India nett collection to Rs. 500.21 crore.

The film's journey to the Rs. 500 crore milestone has been particularly noteworthy. Released on Thursday, its extended first week of eight days brought in a massive Rs. 336 crore. It followed that up with Rs. 111.78 crore in Week 2, while Week 3 contributed another Rs. 31.70 crore. The film continued to hold remarkably well in the subsequent weeks, adding Rs. 12.46 crore in Week 4 and Rs. 6.29 crore in Week 5.

What makes the achievement even more significant is the film's ability to sustain its theatrical run well beyond the initial frenzy surrounding its release. The steady collections across six weekends underline the franchise's strong pull among Indian audiences.

With Rs. 500.21 crore in India nett collections across all versions, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has now firmly established itself as an all-time blockbuster in the Indian market and has set a new benchmark for Hollywood releases.

The Akshay Kumar-Saif Ali Khan starrer Haiwaan was released with a lot of expectations due to its casting, thriller genre, four-day weekend in Maharashtra and Priyadarshan’s association as director. However, the opening was underwhelming and the film never managed to pick up over the weekend, possibly due to poor word of mouth. Competition from Mirzapur The Movie and Hanuman Ansh may have also played a part.

Haiwaan collected Rs. 2.79 crores on Day 1, which was below the expected Rs. 3-4 crore range. On Saturday, the earnings dropped to Rs. 2.13 crores, which was a telling sign. The thriller fell further on Sunday, collecting a mere Rs. 1.58 crores.

After such a performance over the weekend, it was evident that Haiwaan would fall below the Rs. 1 crore mark on the weekdays. And that’s exactly what happened. Haiwaan earned Rs. 64 lakhs on Monday, Rs. 59 lakhs on Tuesday, Rs. 47 lakhs on Wednesday and Rs. 48 lakhs on Thursday.

As a result, its first-week collections stand at Rs. 8.68 crores. There was some hope that it would find an audience in its second week, allowing its lifetime collections to at least cross the Rs. 10 crore mark. Sadly, that now seems highly unlikely. On its second Friday, September 18, Haiwaan collected a shocking Rs. 66,838, sending shockwaves across the trade and industry. In other words, the film crashed by a massive 98.62% on its second Friday compared to its first Thursday.

On Friday, September 11, we were among the first to report that advance booking for Avengers Endgame: Encore had commenced in India. In no time, its tickets started selling like hot cakes. While the film was expected to have a decent opening, the advance trends now make it clear that it is all set for a huge first day.

As per data accessed by Bollywood Hungama, as of 12 noon on September 15, Avengers Endgame: Encore has sold around 45,000 tickets. More than a week is still left for its release, with the superhero saga arriving in cinemas on September 25. Going by the present momentum, ticket sales are expected to breach the 1 lakh mark soon.

What’s interesting to note is that Avengers Endgame: Encore is a re-release and yet, it is behaving like a new release. The trade and industry are now excited to see whether it can break all re-release records and emerge as the biggest re-release opener ever in India.

The re-release day 1 record is held by Baahubali: The Epic, the remastered, combined edition of both Baahubali films. It collected around Rs. 9 crores in India. This is followed by Pawan Kalyan-starrer Gabbar Singh, which collected around Rs. 5 crores. Thalapathy Vijay’s Ghilli, Mahesh Babu’s Murari and Sanam Teri Kasam collected around Rs. 4 crores each. Avengers Endgame: Encore should comfortably cross the day 1 earnings during the re-release of Ghilli, Murari and Sanam Teri Kasam, as well as Gabbar Singh. All eyes are on whether it can cross Baahubali: The Epic, or even cross the Rs. 10 crore mark.

One reason for the immense demand for Avengers Endgame: Encore is the recent blockbuster success of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, which has once again boosted interest in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Moreover, Avengers Endgame: Encore will include new material along with an exclusive look at the next Marvel film, Avengers: Doomsday. Earlier this year, Disney launched Infinity Vision, a new certification for Premium Large Format (PLF) cinemas. The certification is given to auditoriums that meet certain standards related to screen size, projection quality, brightness and sound. Avengers Endgame: Encore will be one of the first films to play on Infinity Vision-certified screens, ahead of Avengers: Doomsday in December.

While the regular screens will include new footage and a unique opening, they will not feature the new post-credits scene directly linked to Avengers: Doomsday. That scene will be exclusive to IMAX and Infinity Vision-certified screens.

It's curtains down for the Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar led Haiwaan, as the film has taken a disastrous opening at the box office in India. According to early estimates, the Priyadarshan directorial has collected in the range of Rs. 2.75 crore to Rs. 3.25 crore, which is much below the most pessimistic expectations and projections.

The film is almost a no show all across the board, and whatever has come in due to the face value of Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan. The trailers had the writing on the wall, but none expected such a start as it marks the reunion of Akshay with Priyadarshan after the success of Bhooth Bangla.

The national chains are looking to collect around Rs. 1.90 crore on the first day, and this is a dismal result. The start is on the lines of Selfiee and Sarfira, which is not a great list to be a part of. Surprisingly, this ranks among the lowest openers of the year, and that's despite a hefty budget and strong face value.

Haiwaan could see some growth on Saturday and Sunday, but it's curtains down with this opening.

Mirzapur: The Movie has achieved another major milestone at the worldwide box office. The Excel Entertainment production has crossed the coveted Rs. 200 crore mark globally, with its worldwide gross collection standing at Rs. 210.05 crore, as per the latest figures.

The film, which brings the hugely popular Mirzapur franchise from the streaming space to the big screen, has managed to translate its established fan base into strong theatrical footfalls. The worldwide total comprises Rs. 173.67 crore gross from India and Rs. 36.38 crore from the overseas markets.

In India, Mirzapur: The Movie has accumulated Rs. 145.88 crore in net collections, putting the film firmly among the notable theatrical performers of 2026. The difference between the domestic net and gross also takes its India gross to Rs. 173.67 crore, with the overseas contribution further taking the worldwide tally past the Rs. 200 crore milestone.

The achievement is particularly significant considering that Mirzapur originated as a streaming series and built its popularity over multiple seasons. Taking characters and a world already familiar to audiences and giving them a theatrical continuation was always a sizeable gamble, but the box office response indicates that the franchise has retained considerable pull beyond the OTT platform.

Headlined by Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Divyenndu, the film continues the franchise’s familiar power struggles and larger-than-life confrontations while expanding the story onto the big screen. The theatrical performance also underlines the growing appetite for established streaming properties to make the transition into cinema.

With Rs. 210.05 crore worldwide, Mirzapur: The Movie has now entered the Rs. 200 crore club, adding another strong commercial success to Excel Entertainment’s filmography. With its theatrical run still progressing, the film will now look to build further on this momentum and push its worldwide tally higher.

Worldwide Collections of Mirzapur The Movie

India Nett - Rs. 145.88 cr India Gross - Rs. 173.67 cr Overseas Gross - Rs. 36.38 cr Worldwide Gross - Rs. 210.05 cr

On September 4, the English version of Yash-starrer Toxic was released in India. Bollywood Hungama was the first one to report that the film collected just Rs. 1.40 lakhs approximately. Just 450 tickets were sold across the country. The news went viral in no time. We now bring you a report on how the English version of Toxic fared over the week.

The first day of release turned out to be the best day for the English version of Toxic. The film collected Rs. 1.38 lakhs on Friday from 11 shows across four cities – Mumbai, Bengaluru, Gurugram and Noida. On Saturday, the showcasing was reduced to seven shows in three cities – Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad – and the collections fell to Rs. 78,774. Even on Sunday, when the film continued to play in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad, there was no weekend jump as the earnings slipped further to Rs. 70,460.

The situation worsened considerably on Monday, with Toxic crashing to just Rs. 15,034. Tuesday proved to be the film’s worst day, as the English version managed to collect a mere Rs. 3,125.

There was a marginal improvement on Wednesday, when the collections rose to Rs. 5,699, before falling again to Rs. 4,655 on Thursday. While the film was playing in Gurugram and Bengaluru on Monday, its showcasing was restricted to Bengaluru alone for the remaining weekdays, underlining the extremely poor demand for the English version.

As expected, owing to the extremely poor turnout, the English version of Toxic has been discontinued from Friday, September 11. What makes its performance all the more shocking is that Toxic was shot simultaneously in Kannada and English, while it was dubbed in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam. Despite being an original-language version, the English edition found virtually no takers, not just in India but Overseas as well. As a result, the recovery from the English version has been negligible.

The English version of Toxic has a tighter narrative. This is because its runtime is 176.52 minutes. In other words, Toxic's English version is 2 hours, 56 minutes and 52 seconds. The rest of the versions of the Yash-starrer have a run time of 194.12 minutes, that is, 3 hours, 14 minutes and 12 seconds.

The first week collections of Toxic’s English version:

Friday: Rs. 1,38,295 Saturday: Rs. 78,774 Sunday: Rs. 70,460 Monday: Rs. 15,034 Tuesday: Rs. 3,125 Wednesday: Rs. 5,699 Thursday: Rs. 4,655

TOTAL: Rs. 3,16,042

The Akshay Kumar and Saif Ali Khan-led Haiwaan has witnessed a subdued response in advance booking so far. Going by the current pre-sales trend, the Priyadarshan-directed thriller is staring at an opening of under Rs. 5 crores, with the top national cinema chains expected to close advance sales at fewer than 10,000 tickets. The film will now need strong spot bookings and favourable word of mouth to make up for the lacklustre pre-release response.

The start is extremely poor, and the film will have to rely on the audience word of mouth, as that can help it show gains on the weekend and then clock a Monday higher than Friday.

But even for a miracle trending, it's a must for Haiwaan to open around the Rs. 5 crore mark, which at the moment looks tough. The film is a remake of a Malayalam film, and that has also dented the theatrical potential.

The producers have not put a lot of money into promoting the film, probably owing to the disastrous performance of Toxic. The eyes are now on word of mouth, which hopefully should land in favour of the film, leading to a spike in biz on Saturday and Sunday.

The Mirzapur phenomenon has officially translated into big-screen numbers. Mirzapur – The Movie has delivered a strong opening weekend at the box office, collecting Rs. 90.95 crore and emerging as the 4th highest opening weekend grosser of 2026.

The film has managed to put itself ahead of several notable theatrical releases this year, most significantly Awarapan 2. The Emraan Hashmi-led action drama had opened to Rs. 81.50 crore over its first weekend and had, until now, occupied the fifth spot on the list. Mirzapur – The Movie has now pushed it down to sixth place, underlining the strength of the franchise and the curiosity surrounding its theatrical debut.

What makes the number interesting is that Mirzapur has traditionally been identified with streaming rather than theatrical cinema. The series built an incredibly loyal following over its seasons, with Kaleen Bhaiya, Guddu Pandit and Munna Tripathi becoming pop-culture favourites. Bringing that world to theatres was therefore always going to be an experiment, but the opening weekend suggests that the fan base was more than willing to make the jump from the small screen to the big screen.

At Rs. 90.95 crore, Mirzapur – The Movie is now comfortably ahead of Awarapan 2, while still having some distance to cover before entering the top four. The list is currently headed by Dhurandhar The Revenge, which delivered a staggering Rs. 443 crore, followed by Border 2 at Rs. 129.89 crore, while Toxic occupies third position with Rs. 116.48 crore.

Below Mirzapur – The Movie and Awarapan 2 are Dhamaal 4 with Rs. 64.35 crore, Welcome To The Jungle with Rs. 63.47 crore, The Odyssey (English) with Rs. 56.85 crore, and Bhooth Bangla with Rs. 54.50 crore, Cocktail 2 with Rs. 46.76 cr and Alpha at Rs. 33.48 cr.

For Mirzapur – The Movie, however, the bigger story is not just the ranking. It is the fact that a franchise born and nurtured on streaming has now made a convincing theatrical statement. The real test begins from Monday, but for now, Guddu Pandit and company have plenty to celebrate.

Top 10 Highest Opening Weekend Grossers of 2026 Dhurandhar The Revenge - Rs. 443 cr Border 2 - Rs. 129.89 cr Toxic - Rs. 116.48 cr Mirzapur – The Movie - Rs. 90.95 cr Awarapan 2 - Rs. 81.50 cr Dhamaal 4 - Rs. 64.35 cr Welcome To The Jungle - Rs. 63.47 cr Bhooth Bangla -Rs. 54.50 cr Cocktail 2 - Rs. 46.76 cr Alpha - Rs. 33.48 cr

Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal,  Divyendu Sharma and Ravi Kishan led Mirzapur: The Movie is on a record-breaking spree at the box office in India. After collecting Rs. 55.77 crore on the first two days, the Excel Entertainment production is looking to collect in the range of Rs. 37 crore to Rs. 38 crore on Sunday, taking the opening weekend collections to Rs. 93 crore.

The film is a SUPER HIT venture, and the hold on Monday has a chance to take it to the BLOCKBUSTER level. The film has collected around Rs. 17 crore in the top 3 national chains on Sunday, which has contributed about 47 per cent to the total business. The single screens went berserk on Sunday, with most of the iconic places running to packed houses all through the day. The success of Mirzapur: The Movie is an eye-opener, as the film is among the first to transition from OTT to the big screen, paving the way for many more in the near future. The film is turning out to be the much-needed success for Excel Entertainment, which has been on a low in the post Covid times. The advances for Monday are strong, which means a double-digit day four is on the cards for the gangster drama.

The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, Divyendu Sharma and Ravi Kishan led Mirzapur: The Movie has set the box office on fire in India. After a start of Rs. 24.47 crore, the gangster drama had a solid growth on the second day with Saturday collections of Rs. 31.3 crore. With this, the two-day total of this gangster drama stands at Rs. 55.77 crore.

The film is doing phenomenal business all across the board - be it multiplexes or the single screens. The film is showing growth despite coming off a partial holiday, and this is a great sign, talking volumes about the acceptance from cinema-going audiences. There should be another strong day on Sunday, which should take the weekend business to Rs. 90 crore plus, with a strong chance of hitting the Rs. 95 crore mark.

Mirzapur: The Movie has broken all norms, as it's the first from the digital world to take over the theatrical audience, and this should pave the way for many more in the years to come. This is the first breakout from the digital world on the big screen, and the eyes are on what comes next from here on.

Mirzapur is a hit film, and the hold on weekdays will tell us if it can emerge as a super hit or a blockbuster.

The Pankaj Tripathi, Divyendu Sharma, Ali Fazal and Ravi Kishan led Mirzapur: The Movie has embarked on a strong start at the box office in India. According to early estimates the gangster drama has opened in the range of Rs. 25 crore to Rs. 26 crore on Friday, going past the industry projections in the range of Rs.15 crore to Rs 20 crore.

The film has collected in the range of Rs. 12 crore nett in the national multiplexes chains, contributing about 50 percent to the total collections. There were reservations around this at the time of announcement as never before has a series been converted into a feature film for the big screen in India.

The film benefitted owing to Janmashtami on Friday, and the real value without holiday will be in the range of Rs. 17 crore, which is also humongous. Mirzapur will be aiming at an opening weekend in the vicinity of Rs. 80 crore, and with positive word of mouth, it will easily double up in the long run and hit Rs. 160 crore in the lifetime.

The film will end up being a super hit venture with strong ROI, as the digital value is also solid owing to the strong recall on the OTT world. There won't be much growth on second day, but if the film manages to stay at similar numbers on day 2, it will be enough to take it past the finish line.

Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Divyendu Sharma led Mirzapur: The Movie is set to take a flying start at the box office in India. The advances for the film opened on Monday, and the tickets have been selling like hot cakes ever since then. As of Thursday at 4.30 PM, Mirzapur: The Movie has sold 90,000 tickets in the top 3 national chains - PVRInox and Cinepolis - and is headed to close its pre-sales around the 1,30,000 tickets mark.

The advances will be higher than the Independence Day release, Awarapan 2, which sold around 1,20,000 tickets in the top 3 national chains. The film is selling better than Awarapan 2 in the non-national chains too, and with a holiday on the horizon, should record a start around the Rs 30 crore mark.

This is a fantastic start for a film, which is a derivative of a web series- first of its kind in India. The reason for such an opening is largely due to the strong IP and recall for the cult characters created by Excel Entertainment in the digital world. The film will be looking at an opening weekend of Rs. 100 crore, which is historic for a film without big stars or a hit song.

The inside reports on the film are also strong, which is a big plus, as the sky is the limit if the audience resonates with the content.

The Yash-led Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has completed its first seven days at the India box office with collections of Rs. 124.62 crore in Hindi language. After taking a massive start of Rs. 50.31 crore on Wednesday, the Geetu Mohandas directorial witnessed a sharp erosion in collections through the extended opening weekend and is now heading towards a lifetime finish in the vicinity of Rs. 145–148 crore.

Toxic collected Rs. 21.75 crore on Thursday, followed by Rs. 17.40 crore on Friday, Rs. 13.90 crore on Saturday and Rs. 13.12 crore on Sunday. The real indication of its long-term trend, however, came on Monday when collections crashed to Rs. 4.09 crore, representing a drop of nearly 69 per cent from Sunday.

On Tuesday, the film collected another Rs. 4.05 crore. While the Monday-to-Tuesday hold might appear encouraging at first glance, the Tuesday collections were aided by offers, and hence cannot be viewed as a completely organic hold. The Wednesday number will consequently become crucial in determining how quickly Toxic begins to lose steam in its second week.

At present, the film has accumulated Rs. 124.62 crore in seven days. Going by the weekday trajectory, occupancies and expected reduction in showcasing, Toxic is likely to add only around Rs. 20–23 crore from this point onwards. A second weekend in the vicinity of Rs. 7–9 crore followed by progressively weaker weekdays could see the film reach approximately Rs. 138–141 crore by the end of its second week. Thereafter, limited business in the third and subsequent weeks should take its final collections to around Rs. 145–148 crore.

Unless the film witnesses an unexpected turnaround over its second weekend, Rs. 150 crore now appears difficult, with lifetime India box office collection projected at approximately Rs. 145–148 crores.

Hanuman Ansh continues to script one of the most extraordinary box-office stories of recent times. In a stunning turn of events, the sleeper hit has emerged as the No. 1 film at the India box office across all languages on September 1, achieving the feat for the first time since its release. What makes the achievement remarkable is that Hanuman Ansh accomplished it on Day 26 of its theatrical run.

The film collected a fantastic Rs. 8.07 crore on its 26th day, thereby going past Yash-starrer Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-ups, which collected Rs. 6.90 crore across all languages on Day 7. In other words, a film nearing the completion of four weeks in cinemas managed to comfortably outperform one of the biggest releases of the year while the latter was still in its opening week. The difference between the two films stood at Rs. 1.17 crore, with Hanuman Ansh collecting nearly 17% more than Toxic on Tuesday.

More importantly, September 1 marks a historic moment in the theatrical journey of Hanuman Ansh. Despite its sensational trajectory over the last couple of weeks, the film had never previously topped the daily India box-office chart. Day 26 finally changed that, with Hanuman Ansh becoming the highest-grossing film in India across all languages for the day.

The achievement becomes even more astonishing when one considers where the film started. Hanuman Ansh opened to extremely modest numbers and initially appeared destined for a limited theatrical run. However, exceptional word of mouth resulted in collections multiplying dramatically as exhibitors increased shows to cater to the rising demand.

Its performance is the exact opposite of the conventional box-office trajectory, where films usually register their biggest numbers during the opening weekend before gradually losing momentum. Hanuman Ansh, remarkably, has become stronger with each passing week.

For a 26-day-old film to beat a seven-day-old event film like Toxic is a rare box-office occurrence. And with Hanuman Ansh finally becoming the No. 1 film in India, its fairy-tale run has added yet another extraordinary chapter.

Every punt has an upside and a downside, and unfortunately, Toxic is facing the latter. After a bumper opening of Rs. 118 crore GBOC in India, it has been a journey of tragedy and depression for Toxic as the collections have come down crashing on a day-to-day basis. According to early estimates, the first Monday collections of Toxic is expected to be in the range of Rs 6.50 crore to Rs 7.00 crore.

Of this, the Hindi version will end up contributing a gross of about 4.50 crore, whereas the Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada version collectively will end up collecting another Rs 2.50 crore. The film has faced complete rejection all across the board, and there won't be any redemption of sorts in the day to come.

The 6-day total of Toxic led by Yash stands at Rs. 238 crore, and the film will be looking at a dismal finish in the range of Rs. 260 crore. One must note that this is also happening largely due to the strong number it posed on the opening day.

It has come down crashing like a pack of cards right from the first day, and that has largely happened due to the horrendous word of mouth it commanded in the cinema going audiences. The film will entail heavy losses, and its now on the producers to try and make good the losses with their next

After collecting Rs. 124 crores in its 5-day opening weekend, the Yash led Toxic has seen a huge drop in collections on the first Monday. According to very early estimates, the Geethu Mohandas directorial is looking to collect in the range of Rs. 3.25 crores to Rs. 3.75 crores on the 6th Day, taking the total collections to Rs.127.50 crores.

It's a drop of 94 percent from the opening day, which easily qualifies as one of the biggest ever Monday drops of all time. The film will struggle to even hit the Rs. 150 crore mark in Hindi and to think of it, that's crazy given the fact that it opened to a historic number of Rs. 53.50 crores.

Toxic is headed to emerge as one of the BIGGEST DISASTERS of all time as the losses are expected to be monumental.

The reports of Toxic are disastrous to say the least, and the collections are a replica of the same. There will be another drop on Tuesday, and the film is likely to be out of cinema halls from the second week due to no show in the audiences.

The Yash led Toxic is heading toward a major disaster as collections drop sharply after a strong opening day. If the present trends are anything to go by, the Geethu Mohandas directorial could end at a number as low as Rs. 150 crore in Hindi, and that's largely due to the Rs. 53 crore opening recorded by the film on Wednesday.

According to early estimates, Toxic is seeing NO GROWTH on Saturday; in fact, the collections might come down marginally, which signals a dangerous fate on Monday. Early estimates are suggesting a day in the range of Rs. 19 crore to Rs. 21 crore, taking the four-day total collections to Rs 115 crore.

Tomorrow could well be the last day of the run where Toxic stays at the double-digit levels, as the numbers will come down crashing to single digits from Monday. Toxic is turning out to be one of the worst trending films of all time, on the lines of the Aamir Khan-led Thugs of Hindostan, and that speaks volumes about the kind of word of mouth it is commanding among the cinema-going audience.

The Hindi market is still the best-performing market of the lot owing to the goodwill built by Yash post the historic success of the KGF Franchise, but the disastrous content has surely taken a dent in the standing.

The Ravi Teja-starrer Telugu flick, Irumudi, has emerged as one of the biggest box-office success stories in recent times, but its reported Rs. 104 crores worldwide gross in five days tells only a part of the story. What makes the film’s theatrical performance particularly noteworthy is the distributor share it has generated in comparison to the price at which its theatrical rights were reportedly acquired.

According to data shared by Suniel Wadhwa, co-founder and director at film production and distribution firm Karmic Films, Irumudi has generated a worldwide distributor share of around Rs. 56 crores within its first five days. The film’s worldwide theatrical rights are said to have been valued at approximately Rs. 20 crores, excluding GST. If these estimates are taken into account, the film has already generated distributor share nearly three times its overall theatrical acquisition value.

The biggest contributor has been Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The AP-TG theatrical rights were reportedly sold for around Rs. 15 crores, while the territory is estimated to have generated approximately Rs. 45 crores in distributor share in five days. In other words, the share is already 3X the acquisition price, with nearly Rs. 30 crores generated over and above the reported rights value.

Irumudi collected approximately Rs. 69.83 crore gross in India during its first five days. Of this, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana contributed around Rs. 59.07 crores, an extraordinary 84.6% of the film’s domestic gross.

As per Suniel Wadhwa, the five-day All India distributor share stand at around Rs. 49 crores and the worldwide share at Rs. 56 crores.

Suniel Wadhwa noted that the figures highlight an important distinction often overlooked in box-office conversations. While gross collections indicate the volume of ticket sales, distributor share reflects the amount flowing back theatrically. More importantly, comparing that share with the acquisition price gives a clearer indication of the returns generated for distributors.

In Irumudi’s case, the recovery question appears to have been answered within the opening weekend itself. The subsequent weekdays have only strengthened its profitability story, making the film an interesting case study of how strong demand, controlled theatrical pricing and concentrated performance can translate into exceptional returns for distributors.