Tom Holland just gave Indian box office charts a serious workout. “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” wrapped its extended first week with a thunderous Rs 381.75 crore gross (Rs 315.50 crore nett), and when 3D ticket charges are factored in, the real number climbs to roughly Rs 420 crore. For a Hollywood release, that’s not just good — it’s historic.
The film opened big and stayed big. Weekday numbers naturally cooled off after the weekend high, dipping close to 20% on both Wednesday and Thursday — a normal pattern for big-ticket Hollywood titles, which typically thrive on weekends and taper on weekdays before rebounding the following Saturday-Sunday.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day: Day-Wise Collections in India
| Day | Nett | Gross | Gross (incl. 3D) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday (Day 1) | Rs 58.00 cr | Rs 70.50 cr | Rs 78.00 cr |
| Friday | Rs 46.00 cr | Rs 55.50 cr | Rs 61.00 cr |
| Saturday | Rs 67.00 cr | Rs 81.00 cr | Rs 89.00 cr |
| Sunday | Rs 74.00 cr | Rs 89.50 cr | Rs 98.00 cr |
| Monday | Rs 22.50 cr | Rs 27.50 cr | Rs 30.50 cr |
| Tuesday | Rs 20.00 cr | Rs 24.25 cr | Rs 26.50 cr |
| Wednesday | Rs 15.75 cr | Rs 18.75 cr | Rs 20.50 cr |
| Thursday (Day 8) | Rs 12.25 cr | Rs 14.75 cr | Rs 16.50 cr |
| Total | Rs 315.50 cr | Rs 381.75 cr | Rs 420.00 cr |
What makes this run remarkable is where it now sits historically. The film has already climbed to third place among the highest-grossing Hollywood releases in the Indian market, and trackers expect it to overtake “Avengers: Endgame” by the end of the weekend, inching closer to “Avatar: The Way of Water.” If momentum holds, the film could push past the Rs 500 crore mark and settle somewhere between Rs 525-550 crore by the end of its run — numbers usually reserved for franchise giants like the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
For a character who’s been swinging across screens for over two decades, this kind of box office dominance shows Spidey’s pull in India is stronger than ever. For more day-by-day box office trackers and entertainment updates, head over to TechnoSports Entertainment.
