Spider-Man Swings Past Rs 574 Crore in India — Can Anything Stop Him Now?

Tom Holland's web-slinging saga refuses to slow down. Spider-Man: Brand New Day just wrapped its fourth week at the Indian box office, and even with a new challenger crashing the…

By Reetam Bodhak

August 28, 2026

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Tom Holland’s web-slinging saga refuses to slow down. Spider-Man: Brand New Day just wrapped its fourth week at the Indian box office, and even with a new challenger crashing the party, the numbers tell a story of a film that simply won’t fade quietly.

Week 4: A Solid Hold Despite New Competition

The film collected Rs 15.95 crore net (Rs 12.95 crore nett) in its fourth week, marking a 55% drop from Week 3. The dip lines up with the arrival of Yash’s Toxic in theatres, which ate into Spidey’s Wednesday and Thursday shows. But here’s the twist — Toxic opened to a lukewarm response, which means Brand New Day could reclaim its lost screens in the days ahead.

With this, the film’s 28-day total now stands at an incredible Rs 573.70 crore gross (Rs 473.80 crore nett), putting its eventual lifetime total in touching distance of Rs 585 crore.

Spider-Man: Day-Wise Collection Breakdown

Period	Nett	Gross	Gross (incl. 3D)
Week One	Rs 324.50 cr	Rs 393.00 cr	Rs 431.00 cr
Week Two	Rs 105.75 cr	Rs 128.00 cr	Rs 141.00 cr
Week Three	Rs 30.50 cr	Rs 36.75 cr	Rs 41.50 cr
4th Friday	Rs 1.60 cr	Rs 2.00 cr	Rs 2.25 cr
4th Saturday	Rs 3.60 cr	Rs 4.50 cr	Rs 5.00 cr
4th Sunday	Rs 4.10 cr	Rs 5.00 cr	Rs 5.50 cr
4th Monday	Rs 0.90 cr	Rs 1.10 cr	Rs 1.25 cr
4th Tuesday	Rs 1.50 cr	Rs 1.85 cr	Rs 2.25 cr
4th Wednesday	Rs 0.75 cr	Rs 0.90 cr	Rs 1.00 cr
4th Thursday	Rs 0.50 cr	Rs 0.60 cr	Rs 0.70 cr
Total	Rs 473.80 cr	Rs 573.70 cr	Rs 631.45 cr

Why This Number Actually Matters

This isn’t just another superhero flick doing decent business — it’s history in the making. Brand New Day has officially become an All-Time Blockbuster in India and only the third Hollywood release ever to cross 2 crore-plus footfalls domestically, joining an elite list that includes Titanic and Avengers: Endgame. The Spider-Man character’s decades-long run on the big screen has rarely translated into numbers this massive outside the US market, which makes this run genuinely special for Indian trade watchers.

Attention now shifts to Avengers: Doomsday, and whether it can go head-to-head with Titanic’s long-standing legacy.

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