Rocking Star Yash’s latest film Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has opened to strong numbers at the worldwide box office. The makers have officially announced that the film collected around ₹150 crore gross on its opening day, setting the tone for a big theatrical run.
There has been considerable discussion on social media that Dil Raju acquired the Telugu states theatrical rights of Toxic for around ₹120 crore. However, the latest reports suggest that the 80Cr refundable advance basis.
Toxic film opening day 1 gets good box office collection but day 2 drops completely due to mixed talk and bad reviews. As a result, discussions about Dil Raju potentially facing a major loss on the film started gaining momentum across social media.
However, the reported terms of the deal indicate that the situation may not be as straightforward as it appears. According to the latest reports, the agreement between the KVN production and Dil Raju allegedly includes an additional arrangement involving the producer’s upcoming film with Chiranjeevi and director Bobby next Kaaka film.
If Toxic fails to recover the agreed amount at the box office, the Nizam rights of the upcoming Chiranjeevi project are reportedly set to be offered to Dil Raju as part of the agreement. If these reported terms are accurate, Dil Raju’s exposure on Toxic could be significantly lower than what is being discussed on social media.
Therefore, claims that Toxic has already resulted in a massive loss for Dil Raju may be premature. The reported refundable advance structure and the additional agreement involving the Chiranjeevi project could provide the distributor with a level of financial protection.
