MUMBAI | August 8, 2026
Spider-Man Brand New Day Box Office Day 9 continued to dominate the Indian box office on Friday, taking its reported domestic collection to ₹349.49 crore as two new releases — Pankaj Tripathi’s Ohh My Dog and the Lokesh Kanagaraj-Wamiqa Gabbi starrer DC: The Bloody Valentine — entered theaters.
According to figures attributed to box-office tracker Sacnilk in the supplied data, Tom Holland’s superhero film remained far ahead of the new releases despite entering its second week. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey also continued to draw audiences in its fourth week.
Ohh My Dog Opens at ₹85 Lakh
Pankaj Tripathi’s Ohh My Dog registered a modest opening at the Indian box office, collecting an estimated ₹85 lakh on its first day, according to the reported early figures.
Directed by Amit Rai, the film explores the emotional relationship between humans and dogs. It arrived in theaters on August 7 after its original July 31 release was postponed by a week amid competition for screens from Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
As a relatively smaller film competing against a major Hollywood franchise, its performance over Saturday and Sunday will be important in determining whether word of mouth can lift collections.
DC: The Bloody Valentine Opens at ₹4.10 Crore
Tamil crime-romance thriller DC: The Bloody Valentine delivered the stronger opening among Friday’s new releases, earning an estimated ₹4.10 crore on Day 1.
Directed by Arun Matheswaran, the film stars Lokesh Kanagaraj and Wamiqa Gabbi. It was released on August 7, with listings confirming Kanagaraj and Gabbi in the lead cast.
Despite its better start, the film remained well behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day in overall box-office momentum.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Earns ₹14.50 Crore on Day 9
Spider-Man: Brand New Day reportedly collected ₹14.50 crore on its ninth day, slightly higher than the ₹14.25 crore reported for Day 8.
That takes its cumulative India collection in the supplied figures to approximately ₹349.49 crore.
Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Tom Holland, the superhero film has maintained strong weekday collections after an exceptionally powerful opening. Sacnilk has separately reported that the movie delivered a record-setting opening run in India and other major markets.
Can Spider-Man Challenge Avatar: The Way of Water?
With its reported India collection approaching ₹350 crore, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is now moving closer to the lifetime India total attributed to Avatar: The Way of Water in the supplied box-office figures.
The film has already established itself among the rare Hollywood releases to cross the ₹300 crore mark in India.
However, whether it surpasses Avatar: The Way of Water will depend on its second-weekend hold and subsequent weekday performance. Box-office estimates can also vary between trackers depending on whether figures refer to net, gross, or language-specific collections.
The Odyssey Adds Another ₹2.79 Crore
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey remained steady despite entering its fourth week.
The film reportedly earned:
- Day 22: ₹2.79 crore
- Day 21: ₹2.54 crore
- Total India Collection: ₹161.23 crore
Starring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, and Anne Hathaway, the epic has maintained a consistent theatrical presence even as newer releases have arrived.
India Box Office Snapshot
| Film | Latest Collection | Reported India Total |
|---|---|---|
| Spider-Man: Brand New Day | ₹14.50 crore – Day 9 | ₹349.49 crore |
| DC: The Bloody Valentine | ₹4.10 crore – Day 1 | ₹4.10 crore |
| Ohh My Dog | ₹0.85 crore – Day 1 | ₹0.85 crore |
| The Odyssey | ₹2.79 crore – Day 22 | ₹161.23 crore |
What to Watch This Weekend
The second weekend will be critical for all four films. Spider-Man: Brand New Day will look to extend its dominant run, while Ohh My Dog will depend heavily on audience word of mouth. DC: The Bloody Valentine will attempt to build on its stronger first-day start, while The Odyssey will aim to sustain its long theatrical run.
Note: Box-office figures cited from industry trackers are estimates and may be revised as final theatrical data becomes available.
