Yash’s Toxic Pre-Release Event Turns Chaotic: Police File Case After Mishap
A mishap at Yash's Toxic pre-release event in Hyderabad left four injured, prompting police to file cases against Malla Reddy University and the movie unit.
Dumtika Editorial
August 24, 2026 · 1 min read

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Key Highlights
- Four injured after structure collapses at Toxic pre-release event in Hyderabad
- Police register case against Malla Reddy University and movie unit
- Yash paused his speech and urged safety after learning of the incident
- Incident raises questions about crowd management at large film events
Yash’s upcoming film Toxic, directed by Geetu Mohandas, is set for release on August 26, 2026, and its Telugu pre-release event in Hyderabad has drawn attention for the wrong reasons. The event, held at Malla Reddy University to celebrate Yash’s growing popularity among Telugu audiences, saw a massive turnout of fans and students eager to catch a glimpse of the star. Yash, who has been in the spotlight for his recent projects, was present to address the crowd and build anticipation for the film’s release.
However, the celebrations took a serious turn when a structure collapsed during the event. According to reports, several students had climbed onto the structure for a better view, leading to its collapse and injuring four people. One student reportedly suffered a leg injury, while the others were also rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. Yash immediately paused his speech upon learning of the incident and urged everyone to prioritize safety.
The Hyderabad police have since registered a case against both the management of Malla Reddy University and the movie unit responsible for organizing the event. This move has sparked discussions about the adequacy of safety measures and crowd management at large-scale promotional gatherings. The incident has overshadowed the excitement surrounding Toxic’s release, which had already faced delays earlier this year, as reported in June. The film, starring Yash and helmed by Geetu Mohandas, is produced under a yet-to-be-named banner and has been a talking point for its pan-Indian appeal.
With the release just days away, the focus now shifts to how the team will address safety concerns and ensure smoother events in the future.


