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Five weeks in, and Spider-Man is still swinging — just a lot slower than before. The Tom Holland and Zendaya starrer has crossed a major milestone in India, even as its theatrical run enters its closing chapter. For more box office trackers and entertainment updates, check out TechnoSports.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day: The Numbers So Far
Starring Tom Holland, “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” collected Rs. 7 crore gross in its fifth week — a 50% drop from week four — pushing its 35-day running total to Rs. 579.50 crore gross in India.
| Week | Gross Collection | Gross Including 3D |
|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Rs. 393.00 crore | Rs. 431.00 crore |
| Week 2 | Rs. 128.00 crore | Rs. 141.00 crore |
| Week 3 | Rs. 36.75 crore | Rs. 41.50 crore |
| Week 4 | Rs. 14.75 crore | Rs. 16.25 crore |
| Week 5 | Rs. 7.00 crore | Rs. 7.75 crore |
| Total | Rs. 579.50 crore | Rs. 637.50 crore |
Why The Film Is Still Holding On
Interestingly, the film briefly lost some of its IMAX screens to “Toxic” earlier in its run, but has since regained that space as the Yash starrer failed to connect with audiences the way distributors had hoped. That reshuffling has helped “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” keep a small but steady trickle of collections even five weeks in — a rare feat for a film this deep into its theatrical journey.
What The Final Numbers Could Look Like
Based on current trends, the film is expected to wrap its full Indian run somewhere between Rs. 585 and 590 crore gross. Factor in 3D ticket premiums, and the true final gross could edge close to Rs. 650 crore. That said, its final tally will depend heavily on how much room it gets in theaters now that “Mirzapur: The Movie” has entered cinemas and is competing for the same screens.
A Milestone Worth Noting
Crossing Rs. 580 crore gross in just over a month places “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” comfortably among the year’s stronger Hollywood performers in the Indian market — proof that despite superhero fatigue narratives, a well-loved franchise with the right marketing can still pull consistent numbers across an extended run.
