'Toxic' advance booking surges as Mumbai adds 6 AM, 11.45 PM shows
The upcoming film 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups' starring Yash is seeing high demand, leading Mumbai cinemas to add early morning and late-night screenings. Advance bookings have surged, with premium ticket prices reaching significant highs in Mumbai and Bengaluru.
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This highlights the strong commercial pull of major Indian film stars and the economic impact of high-budget cinema releases on the exhibition sector.
Yash starrer 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups' is witnessing a strong response ahead of its August 26 theatrical release, with Mumbai cinemas adding early morning and late-night screenings to accommodate growing demand. The film’s advance bookings have seen several shows filling up, while premium ticket prices have climbed in Mumbai and Bengaluru. The buzz intensified further after Yash’s recent promotional appearance in Hyderabad, where he addressed the film’s controversial portrayal of women and promised audiences a deeper experience than its trailers suggest.Yash’s 'Toxic' gets 6 AM and 11.45 PM shows in MumbaiYash is returning to cinemas with 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups' nearly four years after the blockbuster success of 'KGF Chapter 2'. As the countdown to the August 26 release continues, the Geetu Mohandas directorial is already generating considerable interest among moviegoers.
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