Pre-launch › Trade & exhibitor · Week of 13 Apr 2026 · T−135
A nine-minute preview at CinemaCon in Las Vegas
An extended preview was shown to exhibitors and distributors at CinemaCon 2026, where Yash was also promoting Ramayana. The footage was not released in India.
Why it matters
The makers later cited the response here as the reason to delay again and chase wider international distribution.
AnalysisThe nine-minute length rests on Republic World; Variety confirms the presentation but not its length or day.
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- Week of 13 Apr 2026 · T−135
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- Pre-launch › Trade & exhibitor
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- Trade & exhibitor
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- United States, Global
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- Yash
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Sources 3
- Toxic Extended Teaser Reveal: After Ramayana, Yash Releases 9-Minute Long Preview Of Geethu Mohandas Directorial Overseas Before IndiaRepublic World · 18 Apr 2026 · republicworld.com · SecondaryVerifies: Nine-minute extended preview shown at CinemaCon 2026; Yash in Las Vegas with the Ramayana team
- CinemaCon 2026: Ranbir's Ramayana, Yash's Toxic Posters Take Indian Cinema Global StageGoodreturns · 13 Apr 2026 · goodreturns.in · SecondaryVerifies: CinemaCon 2026 dates (13 to 16 April) and Toxic's presence
- Yash's 'Toxic' Release Pushed Back to 'Later, Globally Aligned Date'Variety · 29 Apr 2026 · variety.com · SecondaryVerifies: June 4 date dropped after the CinemaCon presentation; Yash statement
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