As the first major film clash of the year approaches, tensions are rising between the makers of Yash's film 'Toxic' and Ranveer Singh's 'Dhuraandar 2', both slated to release on March 19. Yash feels aggrieved, believing that the release date for 'Toxic' was announced well before 'Dhuraandar 2' and that there should have been communication between the two parties. His dissatisfaction stems from having planned for 'Toxic' for over a year, only to see a competing film encroach on his release date without prior discussion.

However, it is noteworthy that Yash's own production team initiated this clash by announcing the March 19 release date for 'Toxic' last year. In contrast, the creators of 'Dhuraandar 2' only declared their release schedule in December of the previous year, nearly nine months after Yash's announcement. The irony of Yash's frustration is that while he is now vocal about the tension, he was the one who set off the 'clash game' first.

This situation raises questions about the film industry's release strategies and the responsibility of filmmakers to coordinate their releases to avoid conflict. The rivalry between these two projects highlights the competitive nature of Bollywood, where release dates can significantly impact a film’s box office performance. As March 19 approaches, fans and industry insiders alike are eager to see how this showdown will unfold and its implications for both films' success.