Netflix's latest original release, Toaster, has quickly made fans discuss Rajukmmar Rao and Sanya Malhotra's dark comedy on social media platforms. Unlike the typical comedy, the film uses a simple kitchen tool to portray the story of a miserly man, who goes to great lengths regarding his 'Toaster', unfolding chaotic events in his life.
Toaster Movie X Review
The Netflix original Toaster was released on the streaming giant on April 15, 2026. Within just hours of its release, social media has already started buzzing, highlighting a divided audience. While some viewers praised Rajkummar Rao for his energetic and comic performance in the film, some of them expressed disappointment, calling it slow-paced and lacking consistent laughs.
Praising Sanya Malhotra in Toaster, a user wrote, "Spunky and sincere, what can't she do? #SanyaMalhotra lights up #Toaster every time she's on screen with #RajkumarRao."
Spunky and sincere, what can't she do? #SanyaMalhotra lights up #Toaster every time she's on screen with #RajkumarRao. pic.twitter.com/4JeWSeTEqN
— Neetu Singh (@sneetu789) April 15, 2026
"Rajkumar Rao ka new movie Toaster on Netflix is a good one time watch, makes you laugh here and there," commented a user on X.
Rajkumar Rao ka new movie Toaster on Netflix is a good one time watch,makes you laugh here and there
— The_Yuvi (@TheYuvi3) April 15, 2026
Another user shared, "A solid, family friendly but slightly uneven crime comedy in my opinion 7/10."
Toaster teaches us an important lesson in life if you sow so shall you reap and this is portrayed from all characters of the film but it holds true especially for Rajkumar Rao (Stree) and his character. A solid, family friendly but slightly uneven crime comedy in my opinion 7/10 pic.twitter.com/kSb29F6g9H
— Suchit Seth (@SuchitSeth2) April 15, 2026
Another user echoed this calling the film a 'one-time watch' and another praised Rao but wasn't too happy with the writing.
Watched it.
— Saurebh (@BeingSaurebh) April 15, 2026
Rajkummar Rao was good but jokes didn't land well for most of the part.
Had potential but let down.
Farah Khan was good. Sannaya all right https://t.co/WvZ8w36Umo
There's something about Rajkummar Rao in Toaster, just feels so real. Makes the whole comedy vibe land. #RajkummarRao #Patralekhaa #Toaster
— Devansh (@Itsmedevanshh) April 15, 2026
Rajkummar Rao never misses. Toaster is another win. Dark comedy that actually hits. #RajkummarRao #Patralekhaa #Toaster
— Yash Kateja (@KatejaYash) April 15, 2026
I quite enjoyed TOASTER, the excessive Netflix comedy where Rajkummar Rao plays a penny-pincher who hesitates to pay the ultimate price.
— Rahul Desai (@ReelReptile) April 15, 2026
Review: https://t.co/W1HK3ic0tt
Overall, the film has received decent responses for its story, dark comedy, and performances, especially by Rajkummar Rao and Sanya Malhotra. However, many viewers highlighted that Rajkummar Rao's comedy felt repetitive, as seen in his previous roles. Moreover, some viewers also felt there were some cringeworthy elements to the story in between laughs.
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Toaster Movie
Directed by Vivek Daschaudary, Toaster features Rajkummar Rao and Sanya Malhotra in the main leads. The cast also includes Archana Puran Singh, Karmveer Choudhary, Farah Khan, and Abhishek Banerjee in supporting roles. The film is produced by Tarun Bali along with Patralekhaa and Rajkummar Rao's Kampa Films.
Plot
The story navigates through the life of a miserly man who becomes obsessed with a toaster, which was given to him as a wedding gift. Unexpected events take place as violent chaos erupts when the obsession goes overboard.
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