Yash breaks silence on 'Toxic' being pushed to avoid clash with 'Dhurandhar': 'Log sochte hai Rs 100-200 crore kam hone se mujhe kuch ho sakta hai'
Indian actor Yash addresses the controversy surrounding the release date of his film 'Toxic', clarifying that he does not intentionally schedule clashes with other movies. He emphasizes that his primary concern is artistic quality rather than box-office competition.
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Yash starrer 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups' is finally releasing in cinemas after much delay. Earlier, the film was pushed to avoid clash with 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge', 'Toxic' was initially slated to arrive in theatres on March 19, 2026, coinciding with the release of the Aditya Dhar directorial. However, the makers later deferred the film to June 4, citing uncertainty in the Middle East. The release was subsequently postponed again, with a new date yet to be announced.Addressing the controversy surrounding the clash, Yash said that he has never intentionally chosen to compete with another film at the box office. “Jo bhi clashes aap bol rahe hain, woh clash mein main seedha jaake kabhi nahi kiya. Mera date announce hua hota hai, uske baad koi agar aayega, toh woh clash hota hai (Whatever clashes you are talking about, I have never directly gone into a clash.
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