New Delhi: After KGF blockbuster success: Chapter 1 and KGF: Chapter 2, fans were eagerly waiting to see Yash back on the big screen. The announcement of his much awaited upcoming film toxic created immense enthusiasm. However, it has now been reported that the poison will be released only in Kannada and English.
The decision has disappointed many fans, especially since Yash’s earlier films were a big hit among Hindi -speaking audiences.
KGF: Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 not only won hearts across India, but Yash also earned a large -scale fan base in the Hindi belt.
19-03-2026 pic.twitter.com/9wk8ujqxgs– Yash (@thenmeisyash) March 22, 2025
How did the Internet react?
Neetzance resorted to social media to express his disappointment and disappointment.
One user wrote: “It was surprising to hear that the toxic is being built only in Kannada and English! Hindi belt was mad for KGF 1 and 2 – what about Yash’s wait for the next? What is unfair to those fans who are eagerly waiting!”
Another couple: “This is definitely not justice for fans who loved KGF 1 and 2! Now they are waiting for the toxic and it can disappoint them!”
A third user questioned: “It is surprising to hear that the toxic is only in Kannada and English! The Hindi belt has loved a lot-why is not a Hindi version? Yash, are you supporting this Kannada-Hindi division?”
Read in another post: “Hindi belt was crazy about KGF. What about her love? Isn’t it unfair for them?”
Nevertheless, another comment states: “Shocking update! What is only about the Hindi audience in Kannada and English?
Fans are questioning the decision of the manufacturers to exclude Hindi and wondering if this step contributes to the growing language division.
Yash enjoys the Pan-India stardom, especially among the audience speaking Hindi. In particular, KGF: The Hindi version of Chapter 2 collected about .70 434.70 crores in India, making it the third largest -grossing Hindi film ever. The total box office collection of the film in India. It was 806.1 crores.
Fans are now waiting for a superstar to address the growing disappointment.
