Spider-Man: Brand New Day tops India box office with ₹475.4 crore net in 22 days

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has reached ₹475.4 crore in India net collections and more than $2 billion worldwide. The Odyssey has collected ₹182.42 crore net in India over five weeks, with worldwide gross exceeding $1.352 billion.

— Source published Fri, 21 Aug, 2026, 16:26 IST · First seen Fri, 21 Aug, 2026, 16:48 IST · Source NDTV Profit

What happened

Spider-Man: Brand New Day leads Indian cinemas with Rs 475.4 crore net collections after 22 days, while The Odyssey has reached Rs 182.42 crore net in five

Key facts

  • Spider-Man: Brand New Day: Rs 1.75 crore on Day 22
  • Spider-Man: Brand New Day India net: Rs 475.4 crore
  • Spider-Man: Brand New Day India gross: Rs 568.34 crore
  • The Odyssey fifth-week collections: Rs 7.47 crore
  • The Odyssey India net: Rs 182.42 crore
  • The Odyssey India gross: Rs 216.75 crore
  • Spider-Man: Brand New Day worldwide gross: over $2 billion
  • The Odyssey worldwide gross: over $1.352 billion

Why this matters

The dual strength of Spider-Man and The Odyssey highlights the strategic value of securing studio partnerships, premium-screen access and distribution capabilities around globally marketable event releases.

What to watch

  • Fourth-week and fifth-week box-office holds for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, especially weekday collections.
  • Weekend occupancy, average ticket price and premium-format share at major multiplex chains.
  • Mall footfall and tenant sales changes in properties with multiplexes versus comparable non-cinema malls.
  • F&B attachment rates, parking revenue and post-show restaurant waiting times.
  • Release calendar congestion, including the continuing run of The Odyssey and new competing theatrical releases.
  • Consumer sentiment and discretionary-spend indicators that may limit conversion of cinema traffic into retail purchases.
  • Increase weekend staffing and inventory at mall QSR, beverage, dessert, gaming and convenience formats located near multiplexes.
  • Deploy movie-linked bundles, loyalty offers and time-bound coupons redeemable before or after showtimes to capture cinema spillover.
  • Use showtime-level footfall data to target campaigns around Friday evenings, Saturday afternoons and Sunday late shows.
  • Monitor premium-screen occupancy versus standard-screen attendance to distinguish ticket-price-led collections from broad footfall growth.
  • Coordinate tenant promotions with exhibitors, including ticket-stub discounts and franchise-themed merchandising where licensing permits.