Yash Craze Goes Out Of Control In Hyderabad As Massive Crowd Turns Up For Toxic Pre-Release Event | VIDEOS

A Toxic pre-release event in Hyderabad saw an uncontrollable crowd for actor Yash. Chamakura Malla Reddy urged fans to “Peeche Mud” as chaos ensued.

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Yash’s Massive Fan Craze Takes Over Hyderabad As Malla Reddy Urges Crowd To Move Back At Toxic Event

Yash-starrer Toxic is all set to release in theatres on August 26, 2026. Ahead of that, the makers are going all out doing the promotions of the film. Recently, the team headed to Hyderabad where thousands of people assembled together to catch a glimpse of their favourite star. The event, organised by Telangana Legislative Assembly member Chamakura Malla Reddy, saw the crowd quickly swell beyond control, prompting him to step in and ask fans to maintain order.

The pre-release event for Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups was held on August 22 at Malla Reddy University in Dulapally, Hyderabad. The event began at 5 pm.

Videos from the venue have since surfaced online, capturing the massive turnout and the chaos that unfolded as Yash arrived. In one of the videos, Malla Reddy can be seen on stage asking fans to move back as the crowd grew larger. Reacting to Yash’s huge popularity, he repeatedly said, “Peeche mud,” asking fans to step back. Organisers also asked people to maintain at least an arm’s distance, but controlling the crowd became difficult due to the massive turnout.

Also Read: Yash’s Toxic Gets A-Rating With No Cuts Despite Violent, Adult Content; Internet Reacts

Meanwhile, an organiser was heard telling the women in the crowd, “I request all the girls to please move back. If not, then I’m going to stop the event right now.”

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Meanwhile, Yash’s Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups has received an 18+ rating in the UK, with the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) giving the film its highest ratings for violence, sex and injury detail. Toxic has also been cleared by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). The Geetu Mohandas-directorial has received no cuts and just two small modifications.

The film, which has been shot in Kannada and English, runs for 3 hours and 12 minutes, according to its CBFC certificate. The board has asked the makers to mute and replace two words and phrases in the Kannada version, with corresponding changes made to the English subtitles. The required anti-smoking and anti-drinking warnings will also be included.

Other than these minor changes, the CBFC has not asked the makers to remove any scenes from Toxic. The ‘A’ certificate means the film will be restricted to adult audiences when it releases in theatres.

Toxic also stars Kiara Advani, Nayanthara, Huma Qureshi, Tara Sutaria and Rukmini Vasanth.

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The ‘A’ rating for the film ‘Toxic’ is not expected to negatively affect its box office performance, as advance bookings have shown strong demand. Historically, ‘A’ rated films have performed well at the box office in the last two years, with some even achieving high earnings.

Yash is currently working on the film “Toxic” and has also worked on the film “Ramayana”.

Crowd control issues could impact future film events, as evidenced by the overwhelming crowd at the ‘Toxic’ pre-release event in Hyderabad. Similar problems have occurred at other events, including product launches and fan gatherings.

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