Shraddha Kapoor-starrer “Eetha” is postponing its release date to December 4, 2026. The change prevents it from opening alongside Yash’s “Toxic,” which was earlier scheduled for the same weekend. The makers announce the new date through social media, framing it as a planned theatrical release on 4 December.
“Eetha” is directed by Laxman Utekar and is a biographical film based on the life of Vithabai Narayangaonkar, a notable Maharashtrian Lavani and Tamasha folk artist. The outlets also note that “Eetha,” which had been linked to an earlier August 28, 2026 timeline, now shifts into a new release window that carries additional competition. One report says the film avoids the “Shraddha vs Yash” clash, but it is set to compete with other major releases around early December.
While all accounts agree on the December 4 date and the reason being avoidance of the “Toxic” overlap, they differ in what they emphasize about the replacement schedule. One outlet focuses on avoiding a box-office clash and mentions a comedy film on the new date, while another highlights a three-way weekend potential involving Prabhas’ “Fauzi” and Akshay Kumar’s untitled film, both slated for late early December.
