Yash's Toxic Lands Overseas Distributor For Indian Languages

Mumbai, February 10 - The international rollout of Rocking Star Yash's much-awaited film Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups is steadily gaining momentum. As the film is gearing up for a March 19 release, the makers have locked Phars Films as the overseas distributor for all Indian language versions of the film.

Phars Films will be handling the international theatrical distribution of Toxic across key overseas markets for its Indian-language releases, further strengthening the film's global release strategy. Phars Films has emerged as one of the major distributing partners of Indian films in the overseas markets. The deal has reportedly been locked in for 105 crore in advance.

It is said that Phars Films will only be releasing the movie in Indian languages, including Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, and Malayalam, as the deal does not include an English version, which will be handled by the other studio. Directed by Geetu Mohandas, Toxic is being positioned as a stylish, content-driven pan-Indian spectacle and marks Yash's first release after the blockbuster success of the KGF franchise.

The film has already generated significant buzz for its unique tone, dark aesthetic, and international standards of filmmaking. Backed by a strong technical team and mounted on a lavish scale, Toxic is one of the marquee releases of the year. It will be clashing with Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar 2, which is also releasing on March 19.

With Phars Films coming on board, trade circles believe the film is poised for a robust overseas box office performance. With distribution deals falling into place one after another, anticipation around Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups continues to soar, making it one of the most awaited Indian films on the global circuit.

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