Spider-Man: Brand New Day nears Rs 300 crore India net box office in six days

Spider-Man: Brand New Day collected Rs 291.2 crore net in India by Day 6, with Tuesday occupancy at 45.9% across 11,264 shows. English and Hindi versions led collections, indicating sustained multiplex and cinema footfall in the film’s opening week.

— Source publishedTue, 4 Aug, 2026, 18:52 IST·First seen Tue, 4 Aug, 2026, 20:08 IST·Source NDTV Profit

What happened

Spider-Man: Brand New Day neared Rs 300 crore in India net box office collections by Day 6, supported by English and Hindi versions. The film played across

Key facts

  • Rs 9.45 crore Day 6 India net collection (live)
  • Rs 291.2 crore total India net collection
  • Rs 348.06 crore India gross collection
  • 11,264 shows nationwide
  • 45.9% Tuesday occupancy
  • English: Rs 4.75 crore from 4,906 shows
  • Hindi: Rs 4 crore from 4,856 shows
  • Tamil: Rs 37 lakh from 714 shows
  • Telugu: Rs 33 lakh from 788 shows

Why this matters

The film’s English- and Hindi-led performance reinforces the value of studio, multiplex, F&B and mall partnerships around tentpole releases that can reliably drive high-intent consumer traffic.

What to watch

  • Day 7-10 weekday collection trend and whether daily net holds above the current Rs 9.45 crore level.
  • Weekend-two growth or decline versus the opening weekend.
  • Occupancy in premium formats, English-language screens, and major metro multiplexes.
  • Addition or reduction of screens and show counts after the first week.
  • Mall tenant sales data for F&B, family entertainment, toys, apparel, and parking during showtime peaks.
  • New film releases, school holidays, and regional language competition that could divert screens or audience spend.
  • Increase weekend staffing and inventory at multiplex food counters, quick-service restaurants, dessert outlets, and parking operations in cinema-heavy malls.
  • Deploy franchise-linked bundles such as ticket-plus-meal offers, kids' merchandise promotions, and loyalty-program rewards to capture incremental family and youth spending.
  • Prioritize replenishment of superhero toys, graphic apparel, accessories, collectibles, and giftable products at stores located near high-performing cinemas.
  • Use daily show occupancy and format mix to target localized digital promotions around premium multiplex catchments.
  • Protect margins by emphasizing combo meals, premium seating upgrades, and licensed merchandise rather than broad discounting.