Spider-Man: Brand New Day Just Made Bollywood History — Here’s the Rs 554 Crore Proof

Some superhero movies fly. This one is soaring straight into the record books. Spider-Man: Brand New Day, starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, has crossed the Rs 554 crore gross mark…

By Reetam Bodhak

August 21, 2026

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Some superhero movies fly. This one is soaring straight into the record books. Spider-Man: Brand New Day, starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, has crossed the Rs 554 crore gross mark in India after three weeks, officially becoming the highest-grossing Hollywood film ever released in the country — surpassing even Avatar: The Way of Water.

With a strong fourth-weekend spike expected, the film is now eyeing a rare finish under the Rs 600 crore club.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: Three-Week Collection Snapshot

Period	Nett	Gross	Gross (incl. 3D)
Week One	Rs 323.25 cr	Rs 391.50 cr	Rs 429.50 cr
Week Two	Rs 104.00 cr	Rs 126.00 cr	Rs 139.00 cr
3rd Friday	Rs 3.75 cr	Rs 4.50 cr	Rs 5.00 cr
3rd Saturday	Rs 10.00 cr	Rs 12.00 cr	Rs 13.50 cr
3rd Sunday	Rs 9.25 cr	Rs 11.00 cr	Rs 12.00 cr
3rd Monday	Rs 1.90 cr	Rs 2.30 cr	Rs 2.65 cr
3rd Tuesday	Rs 2.35 cr	Rs 2.85 cr	Rs 3.35 cr
3rd Wednesday	Rs 1.65 cr	Rs 2.00 cr	Rs 2.25 cr
3rd Thursday	Rs 1.50 cr	Rs 1.80 cr	Rs 2.05 cr (est.)
Total	Rs 457.65 cr	Rs 553.95 cr	Rs 609.30 cr

A Genuinely Historic Run

Beating Avatar: The Way of Water is no small feat — that puts Brand New Day in the same conversation as a select group of “All Time Blockbusters” (ATBBs) in India since Jurassic Park’s 1994 release, a list that includes Titanic, Avatar, The Jungle Book, and both Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame.

The film is also closing in on another rare milestone: 2 crore footfalls, a number only Titanic and Avengers: Endgame have crossed in India. Brand New Day currently sits at around 1.9 crore footfalls, making it the third-most-watched Hollywood film in the country.

This kind of sustained, multi-week theatrical dominance is increasingly rare in the era of day-and-date streaming releases, reflecting how blockbuster franchise films continue to anchor the broader box office economy even as viewing habits shift.

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What’s Next

With a strong weekend spike projected to push the film past Rs 565 crore, Spider-Man: Brand New Day looks set to comfortably cross the Rs 600 crore gross mark by the end of its theatrical run — a landmark few Hollywood titles have ever achieved in India.