Cinema VinesTom Holland’s Spider‑Man: Brand New Day opened with a historic splash in India, raking in ₹60.60 crore net on its first weekend and setting a new record for the highest single‑day take by a Hollywood film in the country. The film crossed the ₹100 crore mark in just two days, earning ₹49.35 crore net on Friday, then climbing to ₹70.25 crore on Saturday and peaking at ₹77.75 crore on Sunday – the largest single‑day haul yet for a Hollywood release.
Despite the blockbuster’s explosive debut, Monday saw a steep 69.4% dip, with the movie pulling in ₹23.80 crore net across 16,874 screens. The English version led the pack, netting ₹12.50 crore, followed by the Hindi dub at ₹8.75 crore, the Tamil version at ₹1.50 crore and the Telugu version at ₹1 crore. The total net collection in India now stands at ₹281.75 crore, while the gross tally has reached ₹336.91 crore, putting the film just shy of the ₹350 crore milestone.
Spider‑Man: Brand New Day, set four years after the events of Spider‑Man: No Way Home, follows Peter Parker as he lives alone after erasing himself from the memories of those he loves. The film explores his isolation and doubts as he continues to protect New York as the titular hero.
While weekday earnings typically lag behind weekend highs, the film’s performance remains strong, with analysts predicting it will soon cross the ₹350 crore gross mark in India. The movie continues to attract audiences, proving that Tom Holland’s Spider‑Man remains a top choice for Indian moviegoers.
