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Spider-Man Brand New Day 2nd Weekend: Becomes All-Time No 1 Hollywood Film In India With Over ₹496 Cr Gross; Surpasses Avatar 2 Record By 4%
BY CHRISTA LINCY
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is currently rewriting the box office rulebook as it swings through its second weekend. Ever since the first glimpses of the film were released, the hype has been sky-high, and verified reports from major trade analysts suggested this would be a historic run. Following the positive reception from the first week, the film entered its second Friday with significant momentum, proving that the web-slinger still holds an unmatched grip over the global audience. Looking at the second Friday, which marked Day 9 for the film, the gross collections in India reached 18 Cr. This performance reflects a steady 5.3 percent growth compared to the previous day, which is completely fine as the collections do stabilize during the weekdays. While the morning shows began with a relatively quiet occupancy of about 9 percent, the interest peaked significantly during the night shows, climbing to nearly 40 percent. This late-night momentum was a clear indicator of the weekend surge to come. The film maintained a strong presence across 13,544 shows on this day. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) The real shift happened on Day 10, the second Saturday. We saw a phenomenal jump in interest, with gross collections reaching 37.10 Cr. This is where the weekend effect truly kicked in, as family audiences and fans flocked to the theaters. The overall occupancy for the day reached over 51 percent, more than doubling the Friday figures. Interestingly, the evening shows were the busiest, hitting a 59 percent occupancy rate across 13,482 shows. The momentum did not stop there. On Day 11, which was the second Sunday, the film collected 41.53 Cr gross. Although the growth percentage was a more modest 11.9 percent compared to the massive leap seen on Saturday, the total volume remained significantly higher. This was a historic day for the production as the film officially crossed the 400 Crore net mark in India, bringing the total India gross to 496.86 Cr. The occupancy remained solid at around 50 percent, with afternoon and evening shows being the most crowded, both hovering above 62 percent . (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Spider-Man: Brand New Day - India Gross Collection (2nd Weekend)DayIndia Gross CollectionDay 9 (2nd Friday)₹ 17.96 CrDay 10 (2nd Saturday)₹ 37.10 CrDay 11 (2nd Sunday)₹ 41.53 CrTotal 2nd Weekend₹ 96.59 Cr The film's success is spread across multiple languages, showing its universal appeal in India. The English version leads the way with a massive gross of 273.60 Cr, followed closely by the Hindi version which has contributed 178.38 Cr. In the Southern markets, the film has performed exceptionally well with the Tamil version grossing 25.75 Cr and the Telugu version adding 18.19 Cr. The Malayalam and Kannada versions have contributed 0.56 Cr and 0.38 Cr respectively, bringing the total India gross to a staggering 496.86 Cr and total net collections to 415.45 Cr. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) When we look at the performance within national chains like PVR, INOX, and Cinepolis, the numbers are impressive. For the second weekend, over 4 lakh tickets were sold across these chains. On Sunday alone, these major chains recorded a total of 1.4 lakh tickets sold for the film across 6,700 shows, contributing to a gross of approximately 6.3 Cr. PVR led the charts with a 3.7 Cr gross, followed by INOX with 1.8 Cr and Cinepolis with 0.8 Cr. The digital footprint of the film is equally impressive. On BookMyShow, the film saw massive engagement with 366,000 tickets booked on Friday, over 513,000 on Saturday, and 356,000 on Sunday. This brings the total ticket sales on the platform to a staggering 8.2 million so far. It is not just an Indian phenomenon either; According to Venky BoxOffice in North America, the film earned 57 million dollars on Saturday, taking its total in that region to 610 million dollars. Globally, the film has now amassed a massive ₹15,900 Cr gross collection, to become a certified blockbuster of 2026.