Mahatakkar of March 19: Yash will not move away from Dhurandhar 2, superstar adamant on the release date of Toxic

New Delhi . The biggest clash of this year at the box office is considered fixed on March 19. On one side is the much talked about sequel Dhurandhar 2 and on the other side is Superstar Yash’s mega budget film Toxic. There is tremendous excitement among the audience about both the films and trade pundits are considering it as the biggest clash of 2026. There was a discussion that the release date of Toxic could be extended, but now it has become clear that Yash will not change the date of his film.

According to reports, Yash is completely confident about the March 19 release. This decision is not being said to be the result of any ego, but of trust in its content. Sources say that Yash is betting not just on the opening weekend collection but on the long run of the film. He believes that if the film is strong then the audience itself takes it forward. In such a situation, there is no question of being afraid of a clash.

Interestingly, ‘Toxic’ was announced much earlier and its release date was also fixed in advance. Fans have been waiting to see Yash on the big screen for a long time. There is a huge craze in South India about this film, which is being made with three years of preparation and a huge budget. It is being told that the budget of the film is around Rs 600 crore, making it one of the most ambitious projects of Yash’s career.

On the other hand, the makers of ‘Dhurandhar 2’ also planned its release on March 19. It is being said that Yash is angry about this. Sources claim that when the release date of a film is already announced, there should be at least formal talks before bringing another big film on the same day. This tradition is considered common in the South Indian film industry, where release dates are mutually coordinated between big stars and producers. However, this kind of communication is not often seen in the Hindi film industry.

Now eyes are fixed on March 19. There is a huge buzz about ‘Dhurandhar 2’ in North India and it is believed that it can get a big opening in the Hindi belt. Yash’s popularity in South India is not hidden from anyone. His previous films have broken records at the box office and the same is expected from ‘Toxic’.

Trade experts believe that this clash is both a risk and an opportunity for both the films. If the content remains strong then both the films can become parallel successful. At present Yash’s stand is clear, he is not going to back down. Now it will be interesting to see who wins in this great clash on March 19.