Toxic stays ahead of Hanuman Ansh in India net box office despite steep daily declines
Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has collected Rs 246.41 crore net in India after 13 days, leading Hanuman Ansh by Rs 114.78 crore. Both titles saw sharp daily falls: Toxic earned Rs 0.66 crore on Day 13, while Hanuman Ansh collected Rs 9.50 crore on Day 32.
What happened
Toxic: A Fairy Tale For Grown-Ups · Toxic remains ahead of Hanuman Ansh by Rs 114.78 crore in India net box office, despite a sharp Day 13 decline. Hanuman Ansh
Key facts
- Toxic: Rs 246.41 crore India net after 13 days
- Toxic: Rs 294.09 crore India gross after 13 days
- Toxic: Rs 337.39 crore worldwide gross
- Toxic: Rs 43.30 crore overseas gross
- Hanuman Ansh: Rs 131.63 crore India net after 32 days
- Hanuman Ansh: Rs 155.65 crore India gross after 32 days
- Toxic leads Hanuman Ansh by Rs 114.78 crore in domestic net collections
- Hanuman Ansh Day 32: Rs 9.50 crore net, down 58.2%
- Toxic Day 13: Rs 0.66 crore net, down 71.9%
Why this matters
The rapid post-release falls reinforce the value of partnerships that diversify cinema-led footfall—such as F&B, retail, loyalty and streaming-window alliances—rather than relying on any single title’s run.
What to watch
- Second-weekend collection trend versus the latest weekday run rate.
- Advance bookings and screen counts for Toxic and Hanuman Ansh.
- Occupancy split between premium multiplexes, single screens, and mall-based theaters.
- Concession sales per patron and dining conversion in cinema-adjacent tenants.
- Announcement of a major competing release, expanded screen allocation, or shortened theatrical windows.
- Reduce reliance on movie-specific inventory and promotions tied to Toxic unless weekend occupancy rebounds.
- Concentrate F&B staffing, combo offers, and mall tenant promotions around Friday evening through Sunday rather than weekday daytime shows.
- Use ticket-plus-meal, parking, or retail cashback bundles to convert remaining cinema traffic into higher adjacent spend.
- Prepare fast-turn creative and in-mall displays for the next major release as screen allocation changes.
- Track location-level multiplex occupancy rather than national box-office totals when planning mall operations.