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Spider-Man Brand New Day Day 13: Ticket Sales Double at National Chains on Discounted Tuesday as Gross Hits Over 10 Crore
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is showing remarkable staying power at the Indian box office as it completes its thirteenth day in theaters. While a second Tuesday typically brings a standard mid-week dip, this film has managed to buck the trend entirely. The movie earned 10.02 crore rupees in gross collections today, which marks a healthy 11.8 percent jump from yesterday's performance. This steady growth is a clear indicator that audience interest in these web-slinger adventures remains exceptionally high. The total net collection in India now stands at 431.55 crore rupees, with the gross collection reaching 515.95 crore rupees. These domestic earnings have been generated across a total of 203,249 shows held throughout India so far, underscoring the massive footprint the film has established. On a broader scale, the film has achieved a staggering worldwide gross of 16,600 crore rupees. This massive total is driven by the 515.95 crore rupees grossed in India and an additional 10,000 crore rupees from overseas markets. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) A significant reason for the Tuesday surge was the discounted ticket pricing across national chains. This strategy clearly paid off as tickets sold like hot cakes. If we look at the data from the national chains, which includes PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, the ticket sales nearly doubled compared to Monday. On Monday, sales were around 54,000 tickets, but on Tuesday, the chains sold approximately 135,000 tickets. Specifically, PVR led the way with 75,000 tickets sold and a gross of 1.75 crore rupees at 12 percent occupancy. INOX followed with 42,000 tickets and 92 lakh rupees gross at 9.87 percent occupancy, while Cinepolis contributed 18,000 tickets and 43 lakh rupees gross at 7.18 percent occupancy. Combined, these three major chains brought in 3.10 crore rupees in gross revenue today. On the ticketing platform BookMyShow, the momentum remains steady. The film recorded 136,010 tickets on its second Monday and followed up with 135,660 tickets on its second Tuesday. The cumulative ticket sales on the platform have now reached a total of 8,483,070. These high volumes suggest that the film is effectively reaching both urban and semi-urban audiences across the country. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Diving into regional performance, the English 3D version saw an overall occupancy of 20.17 percent. The interest built up throughout the day, starting at 9.56 percent in the morning and peaking at 30.56 percent during the night shows. In terms of show counts, Mumbai led with 573 shows and 18.3 percent occupancy. The National Capital Region followed closely with 559 shows and a higher occupancy of 23 percent. Bengaluru showed the strongest demand among major metros with 25 percent occupancy across 441 shows. Other regions like Pune had 20.3 percent occupancy for 239 shows, while Kolkata sat at 16.3 percent for 147 shows and Hyderabad at 9.5 percent for 193 shows. The Hindi 3D version performed similarly well with an overall occupancy of 20.63 percent. It also followed an upward evening trend, moving from a 9.83 percent morning start to 28.08 percent at night. In the Hindi circuits, the National Capital Region was the top performer with 461 shows at 26 percent occupancy. Mumbai hosted 352 shows with 21.8 percent occupancy, while Pune showed high density with 25.3 percent occupancy on 135 shows. Kolkata stayed steady at 22.8 percent occupancy for 140 shows. Ahmedabad and Surat saw 16 percent and 8.5 percent occupancy respectively. Tracked gross footfalls for the day further support these numbers, with 164,276 for the English 3D version and 188,226 for the Hindi 3D version. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) On the global front, the film is smashing records at an unprecedented pace. According to data from Venky Box Office, the North America Monday gross was 17 million dollars, taking the domestic total there to 671 million dollars. By the end of Tuesday, the domestic total is expected to surpass 688 million dollars. This means Spider-Man: Brand New Day will officially overtake the total final gross of Avengers: Infinity War at the domestic box office tonight. It is currently ranked as the number eight blockbuster of all time after only 12 days of release. Furthermore, it is on track to break the 700 million dollar mark tomorrow, setting a new record by reaching that milestone in just 13 days.
