Some records take decades to break. Others get shattered mid-run without anyone even realizing it happened. Spider-Man: Brand New Day, starring Tom Holland, has quietly pulled off the latter — becoming only the third Hollywood film ever to cross 2 crore-plus footfalls in India, right behind Titanic and Avengers: Endgame.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day- The Numbers So Far
On its 5th Friday, the film added Rs. 1.10 crore gross (Rs. 90 lakh nett) — an 83% jump from the day before. That pushes its running total to a massive Rs. 574.80 crore gross (Rs. 474.70 crore nett) in India.
| Period | Nett | Gross | Gross (incl. 3D) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Rs. 324.50 cr | Rs. 393.00 cr | Rs. 431.00 cr |
| Week 2 | Rs. 105.75 cr | Rs. 128.00 cr | Rs. 141.00 cr |
| Week 3 | Rs. 30.50 cr | Rs. 36.75 cr | Rs. 41.50 cr |
| 4th Weekend | Rs. 9.20 cr | Rs. 11.50 cr | Rs. 12.75 cr |
| 4th Weekdays | Rs. 3.15 cr | Rs. 3.75 cr | Rs. 4.30 cr |
| 5th Friday | Rs. 0.90 cr | Rs. 1.10 cr | Rs. 1.20 cr |
| Total | Rs. 474.70 cr | Rs. 574.80 cr | Rs. 632.65 cr |
Where the Run Is Headed
The film is expected to close its 5th weekend around Rs. 578-580 crore, with the entire theatrical run projected to finish near Rs. 585-590 crore gross. Factor in 3D ticket premiums, and the real number could touch Rs. 645-650 crore by the time it exits cinemas — cementing its status as an All-Time Blockbuster.
Interestingly, this milestone puts Spider-Man in company with two of the biggest cinematic events in history. Titanic remains a benchmark for theatrical longevity even decades after release, and now the industry is watching to see whether the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday can chase down that same record.
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FAQs
Is Spider-Man: Brand New Day a hit in India?
Yes — it’s an All-Time Blockbuster, having crossed Rs. 574 crore gross and joined an elite two-film club for footfalls above 2 crore.
What is Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s expected final total?
Trade estimates project a finish around Rs. 585-590 crore gross, or roughly Rs. 645-650 crore including 3D collections.
