Marvel’s Spiderman: No Way Home has a home run on opening day, garnering box office collections in the nett range of ₹35 crore, as per a report by Box Office India. With final collections in the South yet to be included, the numbers are expected to be even higher than estimates.
The Tom Holland-starrer Hollywood flick was released on Thursday with certain cinema chains starting as early as 4 am. According to Box Office India, the collections are “extraordinarily high” in cities such as Bangalore and Hyderabad with certain cinemas recording numbers as good as Avengers: Endgame .
Hindi circuits ihave also garnered phenomenal business for the film as per the report with East Punjab and West Bengal surpassing the numbers of Sooryavanshi.
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The Rohit Shetty-directed cop thriller had earned ₹26.29 crore at the domestic box office on the opening day, as per reports. The film has also beaten the Akshay Kumar-starrer’s successful run at the box office in Mumbai city and Pune by a healthy margin, as per report. However, collections are likely to be much lower in Gujarat/ Saurashtra.
According to estimates by the Multiplex Association of India (MAI), cinemas in the country had chalked up advance bookings of ₹47.5 crore for the Spiderman film by Wednesday night in terms of gross box office revenues.
By the early trends in advance booking, the Hollywood flick is expected to earn over ₹300 crore at the Indian box office in terms of lifetime collections, and points to a sharp recovery in box office collections, MAI president Kamal Gianchandani had told BusinessLine , as per previous reports. Spider-man: No Way Home’s release in India is expected to be the biggest release since the pandemic, as per analysts.
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