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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Day 2: Film crosses 100 Crore Net mark in India as global records tumble
BY CHRISTA LINCY
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has reached its first major milestone in India by officially crossing the 100 Crore net mark within just two days. This performance confirms the massive anticipation surrounding the film and suggests it is currently the primary choice for moviegoers across the country. After a historic start on Thursday, the movie maintained strong momentum on Friday, despite the usual working-day dip. On its second day, the film maintained strong momentum by collecting a net of approximately 50 Crore and a gross of around 60 Crore across 16,902 shows. This pushes the total India net collection to 109.95 Crore and the total India gross collection to 131.47 Crore within just forty-eight hours. When comparing this to the opening day performance, the 50 Crore net shows a stable trend following Thursday net of 60.60 Crore. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Looking at the language and format breakdown, the English version remains the primary driver of revenue, contributing 60.25 Crore to the net total so far. The Hindi version is also performing strongly with a net of 39 Crore. Regional markets have added their share as well, with Tamil at 5.25 Crore and Telugu at 5.25 Crore. Interestingly, the English 3D version saw an overall occupancy of 49.31 percent on Friday, with night shows peaking at a solid 66.78 percent. In the major national chains, including PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, the movie saw a collective gross of approximately 21.9 Crore on Friday. Looking at the breakdown, PVR led the way with 11.8 Crore from roughly 3,500 shows. INOX also maintained a strong presence, contributing 6.6 Crore across 2,700 shows, while Cinepolis added another 3.5 Crore from 1,600 shows. This totals to around 7,800 shows across these three major exhibitors, illustrating that premium formats in urban centers are currently the primary engine for the film box office momentum. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The ticket sales volume on BookMyShow provides an interesting look at the trend. Thursday saw roughly 900,000 tickets sold, while Friday actually saw a slight increase to 920,000 tickets. Even though the net revenue is lower than day one, the higher ticket volume on Friday suggests that walk-in audiences and single-screen viewers are turning up in large numbers, likely taking advantage of slightly lower weekday pricing. The total tickets sold on the platform have now reached approximately 3.8 million. Regionally, the performance is quite balanced. For the English 3D version, Bengaluru led the way with 55.5 percent occupancy across 623 shows, followed by Hyderabad at 53 percent. In the Hindi belt, the National Capital Region saw 42 percent occupancy for the 3D version across 484 shows. Mumbai remains a massive volume contributor, hosting 745 shows for the English 3D version with a 38 percent occupancy rate. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) On the global front, the numbers are truly historic. According to early data from Venky Box Office, the film has shattered records in the United States. Domestic previews landed at 72 million dollars, marking an all-time record. Currently, the film is heading toward a domestic opening day of 170 million dollars or more, including those previews. This puts the global performance on a trajectory that could challenge some of the biggest cinematic records of all time. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is behaving like a true blockbuster. The logical drop on day two was expected, but the sheer volume of tickets being booked suggests a massive surge is coming over the weekend. With the 100 Crore milestone already passed, the film is now looking to set a new benchmark for the highest opening weekend for a Hollywood release in India.