Spider-Man Brand New Day box office Day 2: Marvel film earns Rs 2,600 crore globally

Spider-Man: Brand New Day held steady on Friday after its record-breaking opening in India. The Tom Holland starrer has now earned Rs 2,600 crore worldwide and Rs 131.46 crore in India.

In Short

• Spider-Man: Brand New Day grossed Rs 2,600 crore worldwide in two days
• The film earned ₹59.03 crore gross on Day 2 in India
• It is now eyeing a Rs 275 crore gross opening weekend in India

Actor Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day continued its strong run at the Indian box office on Day 2, taking its reported worldwide gross to Rs 2,600 crore. Of this, India has contributed Rs 131.46 crore gross in two days, while overseas collections stand at Rs 1,925 crore. The film earned Rs 59.03 crore gross and Rs 49.35 crore nett in India on Friday, after opening with record numbers on Thursday.

The film’s two-day India nett collection now stands at Rs 109.95 crore across 34,152 shows. Its Friday hold kept the Marvel title on course for a huge opening weekend in India after it had already set a new opening-day benchmark for a Hollywood release in the country despite arriving on a Thursday.

On Friday, Day 2 occupancy in India stood at 64.8 per cent from 16,902 shows. This followed a Day 1 total of Rs 72.44 crore gross and Rs 60.60 crore nett from 17,250 shows, with 72.3 per cent occupancy.

The English version continued to lead the film’s business on Friday. It collected Rs 28 crore nett from 7,574 shows and recorded 47 per cent occupancy. The Hindi version followed with Rs 17 crore nett from 7,100 shows and was reported to have registered the highest occupancy among all languages at 90 per cent.

Among the dubbed versions, Tamil collected Rs 2.25 crore from 1,166 shows with 49 per cent occupancy, while Telugu brought in Rs 2 crore from 957 shows with 42 per cent occupancy. Malayalam earned Rs 0.07 crore from 49 shows, and Kannada added Rs 0.03 crore from 56 shows.

For the English 3D version, the overall Day 2 occupancy was 49.31 per cent. It opened at 31.56 per cent in the morning, rose to 44.56 per cent in the afternoon, moved up to 54.33 per cent in the evening, and reached 66.78 per cent in the night shows.

For the Hindi 3D version, the overall Day 2 occupancy was 36.79 per cent. The film started at 20.08 per cent in the morning, climbed to 33.25 per cent in the afternoon, rose further to 43.17 per cent in the evening, and peaked at 50.67 per cent in the night shows.

Day 1 record opening

Spider-Man: Brand New Day opened on Thursday with Rs 72.44 crore gross and Rs 60.60 crore nett in India. It recorded 72.3 per cent occupancy across 17,250 shows. The English version had contributed Rs 32.25 crore nett on Day 1, while the Hindi version had collected Rs 22 crore nett with 95 per cent occupancy. Tamil had added Rs 3 crore nett and Telugu Rs 3.25 crore nett, with both versions recording occupancy in the 65 to 66 per cent range.

That opening made it the biggest Day 1 grosser for a Hollywood film in India, moving past the previous benchmark set by Avengers: Endgame, which had earned about Rs 54 crore nett and Rs 65 crore gross on its first day.

With Friday collections staying close to Rs 60 crore gross, the film has crossed Rs 130 crore gross in India in just two days. Based on current trends, Spider-Man 4 is expected to collect around Rs 275 crore gross in its four-day opening weekend. Bookings for Saturday and Sunday continue to indicate another rise in collections.

More about the film

India Today gave the film a rating of 3.5 stars. A part of the review read, "The first half, admittedly, takes its time getting there. The film spends a little too long rebuilding Peter’s world and introducing new players, making the opening act feel more functional than urgent. There’s an understandable desire to establish a fresh chapter after the seismic events of No Way Home, but the narrative occasionally circles ideas it has already made clear. It’s only midway through that the story truly finds its rhythm – and once it does, it barely lets go."

Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, Spider-Man: Brand New Day follows the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home, with Peter Parker embracing his life as New York’s friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man after the world forgets his identity. Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker alongside Zendaya, with Sadie Sink, Jon Bernthal and Mark Ruffalo also starring in key roles.

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