South Indian Toxic box office: The shocking 300-crore crash and the desperate fight to save its OTT rights 07-Sep, 4:06PM

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Screen South Indian Screen Toxic box office: The shocking 300-crore crash and the desperate fight to save its OTT rights By Priyanka Roy Published: 7 Sep 2026, 4:01PM | 1 min read .

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South Indian Toxic box office: The shocking 300-crore crash and the desperate fight to save its OTT rights 07-Sep, 4:06PM

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