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Yash’s Toxic Telangana Bookings Await Government Approval
Yash’s new movie Toxic is supposed to come to cinemas tomorrow.
However, people in Telangana still cannot book tickets online.
The filmmakers asked the Telangana government for permission to raise ticket prices.
They say they sent the request about a week ago.
The government is checking these requests more carefully after a deadly crowd accident at a Pushpa 2 premiere.
The accident killed a woman named Revathi and badly injured her young son, Sri Tej.
Toxic is already attracting many ticket bookings in northern parts of India and Mumbai.
The filmmakers hope that higher ticket prices will help the expensive movie earn back its cost quickly.
Bookings for Yash’s Toxic have not opened on BookMyShow in Telangana, despite the film’s release being scheduled for tomorrow.
The makers reportedly submitted their request a week ago and are awaiting the Telangana government’s response.
The producers are seeking approval for higher ticket prices, following similar permissions granted in several northern states.
The government is scrutinizing ticket-price-hike applications after a stampede at a Pushpa 2 premiere in Hyderabad killed Revathi and injured her son Sri Tej.
Toxic has reportedly sold about 136,000–137,000 tickets in Mumbai in the past 24 hours, with national-chain advances reaching 200,000–210,000 tickets.
- Who
- The makers of Yash’s Toxic and the Telangana government are involved; the film stars Yash, Kiara Advani, Rukmini Vasanth, Nayanthara and Huma Qureshi.
- What
- Telangana bookings for Toxic have not opened because the government has not yet responded to a request linked to ticket-price increases.
- Where
- Telangana, with reported advance-booking figures also cited for Mumbai and national cinema chains.
- When
- The film is scheduled to release tomorrow, according to the article; the makers submitted their request about a week earlier.
- Why
- The government is scrutinizing ticket-price-hike applications after a stampede during a Pushpa 2 premiere, while the makers want higher prices to support the film’s commercial recovery.
Government’s Safety Review
Makers’ Commercial Concern
Delayed ticket-price approval
Government’s Safety Review
The Telangana government is carefully reviewing applications for ticket-price increases after the Pushpa 2 premiere stampede that killed Revathi and injured Sri Tej.
Makers’ Commercial Concern
The Toxic makers reportedly applied a week in advance but are still waiting close to release, creating a last-minute challenge for bookings.
Higher ticket prices
Government’s Safety Review
The government has not yet granted the requested Telangana approval, while it continues scrutinizing such applications.
Makers’ Commercial Concern
The makers are seeking the increase because Toxic reportedly has a budget of ₹500 crore–₹1,000 crore and they hope to recover it within a week.
Key facts
- Film
- Toxic
- Release timing
- Scheduled to reach theatres tomorrow, according to the article
- Telangana status
- BookMyShow bookings had not opened at the time of publication
- Reported Mumbai sales
- Approximately 136,000–137,000 tickets sold on BookMyShow in the previous 24 hours
- National-chain advances
- Approximately 200,000–210,000 tickets
- Production banner
- KVN Productions
- Reported budget
- Between ₹500 crore and ₹1,000 crore, according to the article
Sources
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