KHATIMA NEWS
Cinema
Yash-led Toxic recorded a worldwide gross of ₹140.75 crore on its first day, including ₹120.75 crore from India and ₹20 crore overseas. The film’s opening exceeded the day-one worldwide figures of Shah Rukh Khan’s Jawan and Prabhas’s Adipurush, although it remained below several other major Indian releases.
Cinema
Yash’s Toxic delivers a lavish gangster drama set in 1940s Goa, with elaborate production design, action and a commanding lead performance. But its crowded plot, rapid editing, underwritten female characters and overbearing music weaken the experience. The film runs for 3 hours 14 minutes 12 seconds and receives a low review rating.
Cinema
Yash-starrer Toxic has recorded a rapid advance-booking response ahead of its worldwide release on August 26, 2026. More than 4,56,486 tickets have been sold across tracked shows, while the film’s first 24-hour sales have surpassed figures reported for Jawan, Dhurandhar 2 and Animal.
Cinema
Kareena Kapoor has responded to renewed speculation about her pregnancy after a video showed what appeared to be a baby bump. The actor used humour on social media and later told paparazzi they were driving her crazy when they apologised for the reports.
Cinema
Actor Rajpal Yadav has spoken about his financial difficulties amid a loan dispute and a bank auction notice involving his ancestral home. He claimed losses of 200 to 250 crore rupees over 13 years and said he would repay people who are owed money, while legal proceedings linked to a bounced cheque case continue.
Cinema
September 2026 will bring eight new films to cinemas, spanning crime drama, psychological thriller, supernatural horror, romance and mystery. The lineup includes Mirzapur The Movie, Haivan, One – Force of the Forest, Love Lottery, Daayra, The Paradise, Immortal and Sardar 2, with releases scheduled across the month.
Cinema
Yash’s Kannada action thriller ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups’ has received an 18+ rating from the British Board of Film Classification ahead of its 26 August release. The classification cites extreme violence, sexual content, disturbing injury detail, drug use and frightening scenes in the film.
