On its first day, No Time To Die grossed 2.3 crore nett, with the South circuits once again leading the way. However, there has been an improvement in Delhi city, with the gap between Shang Chi and No Time To Die collections being smaller in the capital than the rest of the country. In Delhi, some large multiplexes had similar selections to Shang Chi.
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So, while the aggregate number isn’t great, the box office has improved slightly since a few weeks ago. Also, while Bond is a significantly less well-known brand in India than Marvel, seeing similar crowds at large Delhi multiplexes is a positive sign that the market is gradually improving, even if it is region-specific.
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No Time To Die is out in cinemas all over India. It is marketed and distributed by Warner Bro. in India.
