The wait for TOXIC has just become more interesting.
The Yash-starrer has reportedly passed the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) with an ‘A’ certificate and no changes. The process was completed on *August 13 2026* giving the film a pass from the censor board without any changes.
Another point that is already being talked about is the film’s length.
TOXIC lasts for 3 hours, 14 minutes and 12 seconds making it a long movie for the theater. Than three hours means the movie is clearly big in scale and in storytelling and the ‘A’ certificate also means that people should expect something more intense and more grown-up.
What is important here is the fact that the CBFC approved the movie *without one change*. For a movie with an ‘A’ certificate this could mean the team was able to keep the content and the style they wanted without having to change anything during the process.
For Yash fans this is another reason to be excited. *TOXIC* has been one of the looked forward to new Indian movies and the details about the time it takes and the approval have only made people more curious.
A Yash movie that is than three hours long with an ‘A’ certificate and no changes is definitely not the usual movie experience.
Now the big question is whether the movie is able to make that long time worth it once it comes to the theater. For now the news about the approval is definitely an update for the movie and, for the fans.
