
Toxic’s Digital Rights Stuck in Limbo After ₹30 Crore Zee Offer Rejected
Toxic's OTT deal stalls as Zee's ₹30cr offer hangs in balance

Nayanthara (born Diana Mariam Kurian; 18 November 1984), is an Indian actress and film producer who works primarily in Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam cinema. She began her acting career with Sathyan Anthikad's Malayalam family drama Manassinakkare (2003), followed by her Tamil debut in Ayya (2005) and her Telugu…
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Toxic's OTT deal stalls as Zee's ₹30cr offer hangs in balance

Salman Khan has entered a demanding 50-day action schedule for Monster at a Mira Road studio, with the makers reportedly targeting a November wrap and an Eid 2027 theatrical release.

Nayanthara is back as Mookuthi Amman — but this time, she’s not just a divine visitor. She’s the storm itself.

Nayanthara’s name has surfaced in the political conversation—again. Not as a candidate, not even as a declared interest, but as a possibility whispered after Vijay’s entry into Tamil Nadu politics sent ripples through the film industry.

Taran Adarsh has openly criticized the screenplay of Yash's 'Toxic,' calling weak writing the primary reason for its theatrical failure. He praised Yash's performance and the film's visuals but emphasized that even strong execution can't save flawed storytelling.

Nayanthara has been signed as the female lead opposite Salman Khan in Vamshi Paidipally's action film, reportedly titled Monster, joining a cast that spans Anil Kapoor to Jackie Shroff.

Yash-starrer Toxic, tipped for a ZEE5 digital premiere after a muted theatrical run, is absent from both the September and October streaming slates, leaving fans without a new release date.

Salman Khan’s upcoming film Monster has secured a Rs 100‑crore all‑India distribution agreement with PVR INOX, signalling strong faith in the superstar’s draw as the Eid‑2027 release approaches.

PVR Inox has agreed to pay Rs 100 crore for the nationwide theatrical rights of Salman Khan’s upcoming film Monster, slated for an Eid 2027 release. The deal, reported by multiple trade outlets, underscores the star’s box‑office pull and the film’s high‑budget spectacle.

Malayalam’s high‑budget ‘Mookkuthi Amma 2’ starring Nayanthara has hit a snag after a poorly received teaser, sparking talk of a delayed Diwali release and concerns over box‑office competition.

Salman Khan and Arvind Swamy are shooting a large‑scale train sequence for the upcoming action drama Monster in Mumbai, sharing three intense days together amid a ten‑day schedule.

Nayanthara’s romantic comedy ‘Hi’, produced by the actress herself, is expected to arrive on ZEE5 this Friday, September 25, after underperforming in theatres. Rumours also hint that her action drama ‘Toxic’ could drop on the same platform the same day, giving fans a double‑feature weekend.

After a quiet social‑media spell post‑marriage, Nayanthara shared a sun‑kissed beach shoot on Instagram, instantly hitting a lakh likes and revving up excitement for her upcoming Tamil film, Mookuthi Amma 2.

Salman Khan has confirmed he will perform at IIFA 2027 in Abu Dhabi, calling his history with the awards platform a long-standing one, even as no official dates or lineup have been announced yet.

Mookuthi Amman 2 is reportedly stepping back from its Diwali release after teaser criticism over VFX quality, according to Track Tollywood. That would leave Suriya's Scene as the sole big Tamil release on November 6.

The Mookuthi Amman 2 teaser has landed, and Tamil social media isn't impressed. Fans are trolling its CGI, comparing the goddess visuals to Sundar C's own Arunmanai franchise instead of praising the sequel.

Nayanthara's Mookkuthi Amman 2, directed by Sundar C, has a Diwali release date locked in. But the teaser and poster have left social media distinctly unimpressed, with some questioning her recent run of films.

Nayanthara's Mookuthi Amman 2 is likely to release around Diwali, the same window as Ranbir Kapoor and Yash's Ramayana, according to 123telugu, setting up a potential box office clash in Tamil Nadu.

Weeks after its theatrical run fell short of expectations, Yash-starrer Toxic is still being shopped to streaming platforms. Sources say talks are live but no figure or platform has been finalised.

Toxic collected ₹2.35 crore on day 12 to push its India net past ₹245 crore, edging out Peddi for third place among 2026's top Indian grossers despite a rough theatrical run.

Weeks after Toxic's box-office collapse, the pile-on against Yash and his co-stars hasn't slowed. The Free Press Journal reports YouTubers claim legal notices and asks whether the criticism has gone too far.

Nayanthara and Kavin's romantic drama Hi has recovered just over half its reported 20 crore budget after ten days in theatres, according to Koimoi, with daily collections now under a crore.
Amid a run of Tamil film divorces, actress Charmila says actresses struggle most when in-laws crowd their marriages, citing Ajith Kumar, Shalini and Nayanthara as couples who kept relatives at a distance and stayed together.