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Did Ranbir Kapoor's Mother & Actress Neetu Kapoor Repost Negative Review Of Yash Starrer Toxic?

Yash starrer Toxic took a bumper opening at the box office, despite getting mostly negative reviews from critics and the audience. On social media, the film is getting trolled, and a Reddit post has grabbed everyone's attention, which shows that Ranbir Kapoor's mother and veteran actress Neetu Kapoor reposted a negative review of Toxic on Instagram. The post has surprised one and all because Yash…

Did Ranbir Kapoor's Mother & Actress Neetu Kapoor Repost Negative Review Of Yash Starrer Toxic?

On the first day of its release, Yash's film Toxic managed a significant opening at the box office, grossing Rs. 101.10 crore in India and Rs. 140.75 crore worldwide. The movie, however, faced criticism from both critics and audiences, resulting in mostly negative reviews. Interestingly, a Reddit post surfaced showing Neetu Kapoor, the mother of Yash, reposting a two-star review of the film by Taran Adarsh on her Instagram account.

This news surprised many, given that Yash will soon star in Ramayana alongside Ranbir Kapoor. Upon investigation, it appears that Neetu Kapoor's repost might have been deleted from her Instagram account, or the viral Reddit post could potentially be a fake.

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