Toxic is currently running in theatres. Before the trailer and teaser, one thing that created headlines and built some buzz for the film was the song Tabaahi by Vishal Mishra. Apart from singing, Vishal also composed the song.
Although Toxic has not received positive reviews in terms of its content, Vishal has now come into discussion for a particular reason. Notably, this is due to a video that recently went viral on social media, and it was captured at an event for Toxic some time ago.
The video shows Dil Raju also attending the event. Dil Raju was speaking on stage when he addressed Vishal Mishra, asking him to wave to everyone. The producer then revealed that Vishal once told him that Toxic is going to collect Rs. 2,000 crores.
Compared to what Vishal claimed, the situation has now turned out to be something else. Netizens are also pointing out the same, with audiences making fun of Vishal on social media. People openly stated that somewhere it can be said with conviction that the bad luck of Vishal’s claim has impacted the numbers of the film.
Although Toxic had a good start at the box office, the numbers have witnessed a big drop from the second day. Trade experts are saying that considering the drop, it is going to be tough for the film to even collect Rs. 300 crores at the box office.
On the other hand, Salman Khan’s fans are now concerned about his upcoming film with Vamshi Paidipally, reportedly titled Monster, which is being produced by Dil Raju. Latest reports have claimed that Vishal is composing the music, and supporters are now worried that Vishal’s bad luck might impact Salman’s film.
Salman is working hard for a comeback after a lineup of flops, and with Vishal’s entry into the film’s music department, things might take a different turn. Netizens also recalled Vishal’s association with Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, where producers expected the film to collect Rs. 1,000 crores, but it failed to recover its budget, along with its music also flopping at the same time.
As of now, Salman’s fans have started advising him to change the choice of music director and instead go back to someone who had previously helped his films to bring chartbusters. The ongoing situation of Toxic has clearly started a new debate. Let’s wait and see if the makers of Salman’s film are going to take the feedback seriously.
