Yash and Geethu Mohandas' Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has run into another setback, with its English version reportedly drawing an extremely weak response. The version, released on September 4, reportedly sold around 450 tickets on its opening day, generating approximately Rs 1.40 lakh.
'Toxic' English Version Record Extemely Low Opening
Director Geetu Mohandas announced on social media that the English version of Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups would arrive on September 4. The film had already released in Hindi on August 26 and was also made available in several other Indian languages.
With English included, Toxic was released or dubbed in six languages, including English, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam. However, the early figures for the English version indicate a particularly poor start.
According to reports of Bollywood Hungama, the English release collected approximately Rs 1.40 lakh on its first day. Mumbai and Bengaluru recorded the strongest occupancy among the markets mentioned, while fewer than 25 tickets were reportedly sold in Gurugram and Noida.
Overall, only around 450 tickets were sold nationwide on Day 1.
Hindi Version Had A Much Stronger Opening
The English version’s performance stands in sharp contrast to the film’s Hindi opening. On its first day, the Hindi version reportedly earned a net Rs 55 crore across 16,670 shows.
The gap between the two versions is therefore substantial, with the English release failing to come anywhere close to the opening recorded by the Hindi version.
Industry tracker Sacnilk’s figures indicate that the English version recorded the lowest opening among the reported language releases.
The Kannada version posted a net Rs 23.30 crore from 2,031 shows. Malayalam earned Rs 1.30 crore through 480 shows, while Tamil collected Rs 5.50 crore across 2,140 shows. Telugu registered Rs 16 crore from 3,258 shows.
Kamaal R Khan Reacts To Toxic’s English Release
Kamaal R Khan also commented on the film’s English version on social media, writing, "This guy @TheNameIsYash is such a fool that he considers himself a Hollywood star. Therefore he released #TOXIC (English version) on Friday 4th September. And only 450 TICKETS were sold all over INDIA, with a gross amount of approx Rs 1 LAKH."
This guy @TheNameIsYash is such a fool that he considers himself a Hollywood star. Therefore he released #TOXIC (English version) on Friday 4th September. And only 450 TICKETS were sold all over INDIA, with a gross amount of approx ₹1 LAKH. pic.twitter.com/pLXqqkgJkb
— KRK (@kamaalrkhan) September 5, 2026
The post prompted a series of reactions from users, with some criticising the film, its director and its reported box office performance.
One user commented, "No 1 narcissist. By the way how he clear his debts?"
Another wrote, "The main problem is the director...she is confused to infinity...she herself tells, she writes something, directs something, edits something...such a confused atma is the reason why the movie flopped..."
A third user said, "160 crore English version m lagaya or kamai 2 lakh what a disaster what a shame."
another reaction read, ""Pehle woh 450 ko dhoondho, asli dimaag kharaab toh unka hai."
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