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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Hits Rs. 300 Crore Net in India and Shatters No Way Home Record in the US
BY SACNILK
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has reached an extraordinary milestone in its box office journey, officially crossing the ₹300 Crore net mark in India. This achievement is part of a much larger global success story. Looking at the worldwide picture, the film has amassed a staggering gross collection of ₹10,925.00 Crore. This massive total is driven by an overseas gross of ₹6,650.00 Crore and an Indian gross contribution of ₹362.61 Crore, which was earned across a cumulative total of 103,573 shows in the domestic market. Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to show remarkable stability in the Indian market as it moves through its first week. On its sixth day, which was the first Tuesday, the film generated a gross collection of ₹25.71 Crore. After accounting for taxes, the net collection stood at ₹21.50 Crore. These figures were achieved across 16,793 shows nationwide. When compared to the previous day's net of ₹23.80 Crore, this represents a very controlled drop of only 9.7 percent. This steady performance has now pushed the total India gross to ₹362.61 Crore, while the total net collection has officially crossed the major milestone of ₹303.25 Crore. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The English version continues to be the primary contributor in India, earning ₹11.50 Crore on Tuesday from 7,476 shows with a 24 percent occupancy. The Hindi version also performed well, adding ₹8.00 Crore from 7,072 shows. It is interesting to note that the Hindi market showed an exceptionally high occupancy of 82 percent on this day. Regional versions in Tamil and Telugu contributed ₹1.20 Crore and ₹0.75 Crore respectively, while the Malayalam and Kannada markets saw smaller contributions of ₹3 Lakhs and ₹2 Lakhs. National theater chains played a significant role in these numbers. On Tuesday, PVR recorded approximately 43,000 ticket sales, resulting in a gross of ₹1.84 Crore from 3,411 shows. INOX followed with 24,000 tickets sold and a gross of ₹96 Lakhs across 2,607 shows. Cinepolis added 8,000 tickets and ₹35 Lakhs in gross from 1,686 shows. Combined, these top three chains accounted for 75,000 tickets sold and a total gross of ₹3.15 Crore from 7,700 shows. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The occupancy levels for the English 3D format showed progression throughout the day, starting at 15.67 percent in the morning and rising to 33 percent by the night shows. Regionally, Bengaluru led the way with 23 percent occupancy for English 3D. Mumbai and the National Capital Region followed closely at 20.3 percent and 20.8 percent respectively, while Pune and Hyderabad maintained steady interest at 20 percent and 17.3 percent. The Hindi 3D format also saw healthy engagement with an overall occupancy of 22.58 percent. The National Capital Region was particularly strong for this version, recording 29 percent occupancy across 463 shows. Other significant contributors included Kolkata at 27.8 percent and Lucknow at 26.3 percent. Mumbai, Ahmedabad, and Pune all hovered around the 21 percent mark, while Surat recorded a lower occupancy of 13 percent. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Digital booking trends further highlight the film's popularity. On the BookMyShow platform, the movie saw 386,520 tickets booked on Monday and 323,860 on Tuesday. This brings the total ticket sales through this platform alone to over 6.37 million, reflecting the sustained demand among moviegoers. The global dominance of the film is echoed in reports from Venky Box Office, which notes that another record has fallen. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is currently tracking toward a domestic Tuesday of over 41 million dollars in the US market. This sets a new all-time Tuesday record, moving ahead of the 39.2 million dollars previously held by Spider-Man: No Way Home. The five-day domestic total in the US has now reached over 448 million dollars. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is showing remarkable staying power. By maintaining such low drops on weekdays and breaking historical records both in India and overseas, the film is on track to set new benchmarks for the franchise. The logical trend suggests that the movie will continue to see strong footfalls as it enters its second week of release.