📌 Key Points
- Dil Raju’s SVC acquired distribution rights for Yash’s ‘Toxic’ in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
- The deal is reportedly worth ₹120 crore, sparking debate about its validity.
- Dil Raju offered to share his bank statement to prove the financial transaction.
- Yash’s market value is high after ‘KGF 2,’ leading to anticipation for ‘Toxic.’
Dil Raju’s Sri Venkateswara Creations secured distribution rights for Yash’s ‘Toxic’ in Telugu states for a reported ₹120 crore. The deal has faced skepticism, with some suggesting it’s a publicity stunt. Raju has dismissed these claims, offering proof of payment.
Dil Raju Acquires ‘Toxic’ Distribution Rights
Last week, Dil Raju announced that his Sri Venkateswara Creations has struck a deal with the makers of Yash’s Toxic to distribute it in Andhra, Telangana.
₹120 Crore Deal: Fact or PR Stunt?
When the producer replied, “I am ready for whatever you say,” another reporter persevered and said, “People think it’s a publicity stunt to announce the figure.” Raju seemed unbothered by the line of questioning, replying, “Let me do one thing. For those who are doubtful, once I transfer the money, I will share my bank statement. Maybe people will believe me then.”
Yash’s Market Value After ‘KGF 2’
“Yash stands as a formidable titan of Indian cinema, and post KGF 2, his market has only grown stronger across the world. The audience’s anticipation for his next film after KGF 2 has been building for a while now. With a four-year wait, the buzz and expectations around this film are massive. We at SVC are stoked to present this prestigious project and hope to continue collaborating with Yash on many more films,” said Raju in a statement last week.
The high stakes and financial commitment surrounding ‘Toxic’ have ignited industry buzz. Whether the hefty distribution fee is confirmed or remains a speculation, the anticipation for Yash’s next venture continues to escalate.
