Spider-Man: Brand New Day raced past the Rs 150 crore net mark in India on Day 3, with collections growing 35.3% over the previous day to Rs 66.75 crore, trade tracker Sacnilk reported on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
The film’s three-day India net total now stands at Rs 176.70 crore, with the gross collection at Rs 211.27 crore.
The film played across 17,703 shows on Saturday, with overall occupancy of 69.67%, peaking at 76.67% for night shows and 75.56% for evening shows.
The English version led the day’s collections with Rs 38.35 crore, while the Hindi version added Rs 21.75 crore, underlining strong demand across both language versions.
A day-on-day rise on the first Saturday of release is relatively rare for big releases, which typically see collections dip slightly after opening day before a weekend rebound.
Trade watchers will now be tracking Sunday’s numbers closely, since the first-weekend close is usually the clearest early signal of how a Hollywood release will hold up over its opening fortnight in India.
Trade analysts will be watching Sunday’s numbers closely, since a strong first-weekend close is typically the clearest early signal of how a Hollywood release will perform through its opening fortnight in India.
The film released in India a day ahead of its global rollout, opening across English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam versions to capture audiences across the country’s major language markets.
Multiplex chains in metro cities including Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru reported strong evening and night show attendance through the opening weekend, according to trade reports tracking the release.
The film’s English version continued to lead collections on Day 3 with Rs 38.35 crore, while the Hindi version added Rs 21.75 crore, reflecting strong multiplex demand across both language versions.
A day-on-day increase on the first Saturday is relatively uncommon for major releases, since most films see collections plateau or dip slightly after the opening-day surge before a typical weekend rebound.
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