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Toxic: A Fairy Tale For Grown-Ups Review on X: Fans Praise Yash’s Screen Presence While Some Find the Script Faulty

Here’s what the audience has to share about Yash’s Toxic: A Fairy Tale For Grown-Ups, released today on Aug. 26.
By : Published: 26 Aug 2026 12:30:PM
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The day is finally here! “Toxic: A Fairy Tale For Grown-Ups” has finally hit the theatres after months of postponements. With expectations running high, the actioner has opened to mixed reviews. Fans have been praising Yash’s commanding screen presence and stellar visual elements, whereas a few have pointed out discrepancies in the writing, pace, and extreme violence.

Helmed by Geetu Mohandas, the film released worldwide on Aug. 26. The action-gangster drama set in the 1950s is reportedly mounted on a 500 crore budget. On the first day of its release, the film is garnering contrasting reviews among netizens. Here’s a glimpse at the early reviews and reactions and what the audience has to share.

Toxic: A Fairy Tale For Grown-Ups Twitter Reviews

According to Sacnilk, “Toxic: A Fairy Tale For Grown-Ups” on the first day at 12 PM IST, the film has collected a net of Rs 31.76 crore by running across 9,003 shows. This brings total India gross collections to Rs 37.48 crore. On the other hand, early reactions have started pouring in on social media. Here’s what cinephiles shared on X. 

Praising Yash’s performance, a fan wrote,  “#Yash dubbing his own voice in Hindi felt like a big risk… but after watching the film, I can confidently say I was wrong. He absolutely nails the character. His voice, attitude, and screen presence fit perfectly. Yash has killed it! #ToxicTheMovie #Toxic.” Another one shared a mixed reaction, writing, “Yash’s stylish appearance, circus-like stunts, and rich visuals are the only plus points in this 3-hour violent drama. Director Geethu has delivered a boring film with poorly designed characters, forced bold scenes, and emotionless scene.”

An X user wrote, “Although the film is technically rich, the chaotic screenplay, weak dialogues, and editing errors make it a nightmare. Ravi Basrur’s background music was even more annoying. Yash’s screen presence and the climax are the only relief.” Another one added, “First half of #Toxic was straight-up torture. Feels like watching a 90-minute trailer; the editing is completely off, zero emotional connection, and scene after scene just drags on. My friends literally walked out. Pure pain.”

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