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Spider-Man Brand New Day Box Office Hits ₹423 Crore; Ohh My Dog Drops to ₹25 Lakh

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Spider-Man leads India’s box office as DC stays strong and Ohh My Dog suffers a steep Monday decline.

MUMBAI | August 11, 2026

Spider-Man Brand New Day box office numbers dominate India, with the Marvel film reaching approximately ₹423.05 crore net. Meanwhile, Pankaj Tripathi’s Ohh My Dog earned only ₹25 lakh on Monday.

DC: The Bloody Valentine stayed stronger, while The Odyssey continued its steady theatrical run.

The four films are currently competing across different audience segments and screen categories. However, Spider-Man: Brand New Day remains far ahead of every other listed release.

Latest Monday Box Office Collection

The table compares estimated India net collections unless otherwise stated.

FilmMonday collectionTotal India netBox-office position
Spider-Man: Brand New Day₹7.60 crore₹423.05 croreOverall leader
DC: The Bloody Valentine₹5.70 crore₹26.65 croreStrong first Monday
The Odyssey₹1.48 crore₹170.98 croreSteady fourth week
Ohh My Dog₹25 lakh₹3.50 croreSharp Monday decline

The Odyssey recorded an estimated Monday gross collection of ₹1.66 crore.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Creates Box Office History

Spider-Man: Brand New Day collected an estimated ₹7.60 crore net on its second Monday. Consequently, its total India net collection reached approximately ₹423.05 crore after 12 days.

The film has also earned about ₹505.93 crore gross in India. Therefore, it has established a new commercial benchmark for Hollywood releases across the country.

The latest Spider-Man box-office figures show strong business across multiple language versions.

Spider-Man 4 Breaks Avatar 2’s India Record

The Marvel superhero film has now surpassed Avatar: The Way of Water’s lifetime India business. James Cameron’s sequel previously collected approximately ₹391.40 crore net.

Moreover, Avatar: The Way of Water finished with an estimated ₹477.50 crore gross. Spider-Man: Brand New Day has crossed both figures during its second week.

The achievement makes Spider-Man: Brand New Day India’s first Hollywood release above ₹400 crore net. Additionally, it became the first Hollywood title to cross ₹500 crore gross domestically.

Strong demand across English, Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu versions has expanded its nationwide reach. Nevertheless, Monday’s collection showed a normal weekday decline following a huge weekend.

Ohh My Dog Collection Falls to ₹25 Lakh

Ohh My Dog opened in theaters on August 7 with limited box-office momentum. The Hindi film earned approximately ₹90 lakh net on Friday.

However, Saturday brought ₹1.10 crore, while Sunday produced ₹1.25 crore. The weekend growth suggested that audience response could support the emotional drama.

That trend changed sharply on Monday. The film collected only ₹25 lakh net, bringing its four-day India total to ₹3.50 crore.

Therefore, Monday earnings fell about 80 percent from Sunday’s collection. The decline indicates that Ohh My Dog struggled to retain its weekend audience.

The Ohh My Dog collection report also placed its India gross total near ₹4.20 crore.

Pankaj Tripathi leads the film, which explores the emotional bond between people and their dogs. Moreover, its family-oriented subject gives the film a different audience from major action releases.

Still, the film now requires stable weekday business to preserve screens before the next release cycle.

DC: The Bloody Valentine Records a Strong Monday

DC: The Bloody Valentine also opened on August 7. However, the Tamil film produced a considerably stronger start than Ohh My Dog.

It earned an estimated ₹4.40 crore net on Friday. Subsequently, collections increased to ₹7 crore on Saturday and ₹9.55 crore on Sunday.

The film collected ₹5.70 crore net on Monday despite the usual post-weekend decline. Consequently, its four-day India net total reached ₹26.65 crore.

Monday’s collection represented a decline of approximately 40.3 percent from Sunday. Nevertheless, the hold remained healthy compared with the competing Hindi release.

Furthermore, the DC box-office report placed its worldwide collection at approximately ₹43.90 crore. That figure includes an estimated ₹30.65 crore gross from India.

The film’s Monday performance placed it closest to Spider-Man among the four listed releases. However, Spider-Man still led DC by ₹1.90 crore net during the day.

The Odyssey Remains Steady After 25 Days

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has completed 25 days in Indian theaters. Even so, the epic continues attracting viewers during its fourth week.

The film earned approximately ₹1.48 crore net on Monday. Its estimated Monday gross stood at ₹1.66 crore.

Consequently, The Odyssey box-office collection reached approximately ₹170.98 crore net in India.

That performance reflects impressive staying power despite newer films taking screens. Moreover, its continuing global success has strengthened the film’s overall theatrical position.

The Indian collection also remains notable for a long English-language epic.

Which Film Won the Monday Box Office Battle?

Spider-Man: Brand New Day clearly controlled Monday’s chart with ₹7.60 crore net. Meanwhile, DC: The Bloody Valentine followed with ₹5.70 crore.

The Odyssey occupied third place with ₹1.48 crore net. In contrast, Ohh My Dog finished far behind with only ₹25 lakh.

Therefore, Hollywood currently holds two important positions within this four-film comparison. However, the Tamil release showed stronger weekday stability than the new Hindi film.

Spider-Man’s historic run remains the biggest box-office development. Its record against Avatar: The Way of Water confirms Hollywood’s expanding commercial scale in India.

At the same time, DC: The Bloody Valentine has delivered the strongest performance among the newer Indian releases. The Odyssey shows longevity, while Ohh My Dog faces immediate pressure.

All box-office figures remain estimates compiled from theatrical tracking data. Therefore, final numbers may vary after distributors or producers release confirmed totals.