Tom Holland is swinging his way toward a historic opening in India. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is racking up ticket sales at a pace that’s putting it in rare company among Hollywood releases in the country.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day- Overview
| Detail | Figures |
|---|---|
| Tickets Sold (National Chains, Day 1) | ~3.15 lakh |
| PVR Inox | ~2.53 lakh tickets |
| Cinepolis | ~62,000 tickets |
| Advance PIC Sales | Around Rs 15 crore, could reach Rs 25 crore |
| Projected Opening Weekend Advance | Rs 80–85 crore range |
| Release Day | Thursday |
A Historic Advance Run
As of 10 PM on July 27, Spider-Man: Brand New Day had already sold massive numbers across the top two national multiplex chains for its opening day. The film’s ticket sales are on track to cross the 5 lakh mark, putting it in the conversation for one of the biggest Hollywood openings India has seen.

Second-Biggest Advance for a Hollywood Film
The film has already secured the second-biggest advance sales for a Hollywood release in India, trailing only Avengers: Endgame. With projections suggesting Day 1 could comfortably cross the Rs 50 crore nett mark, industry watchers are now seriously considering whether it could challenge Endgame’s opening-day record.
A Turnaround for the MCU in India
After a tough stretch for Marvel and Hollywood films at the Indian box office, Spider-Man: Brand New Day appears to be signaling a shift in momentum, with strong advance bookings pointing to a genuinely bumper opening weekend.
Note: Box office figures mentioned are trade estimates and advance booking trends, not final certified numbers.
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FAQs
Q1: How many tickets has Spider-Man: Brand New Day sold in India so far?
Around 3.15 lakh tickets were sold across PVR Inox and Cinepolis for opening day as of July 27 night.
Q2: Can this film beat Avengers: Endgame’s opening record in India?
It’s currently the second-biggest Hollywood advance ever in India, and beating Endgame’s opening-day record is now considered a real possibility.





