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Spider‑Man: Brand New Day Nets Over ₹100 Cr on Day 2, Surpassing Expectations
✍️ Bollywood Life
🗓 01 Aug 2026, 01:18 PM
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The Hollywood‑produced Spider‑Man: Brand New Day has crossed the ₹100 crore mark in net collections by its second day, marking a strong start for the franchise in India.
Spider‑Man: Brand New Day, the latest entry in the iconic superhero franchise starring Tom Holland, opened in Indian cinemas on its first day and drew a solid audience. By the end of the second day, the film’s net box‑office takings had surpassed the ₹100 crore threshold, a milestone rarely achieved by Hollywood releases in such a short span.
The ₹100 crore mark reflects a robust domestic performance, with the film benefiting from a strong fan base and positive word‑of‑mouth. While the exact day‑one figure is not disclosed, the cumulative total indicates a steady influx of viewers across multiplexes and single‑screen theatres.
Industry observers note that crossing ₹100 crore in two days places the film among the top‑earning international titles in India, suggesting a promising trajectory for the remainder of its theatrical run. The success also underscores the growing appetite for high‑budget superhero movies among Indian audiences.
As the film continues to roll out across the country, distributors are optimistic that it will maintain its momentum and potentially set new records in the coming weeks.
The ₹100 crore mark reflects a robust domestic performance, with the film benefiting from a strong fan base and positive word‑of‑mouth. While the exact day‑one figure is not disclosed, the cumulative total indicates a steady influx of viewers across multiplexes and single‑screen theatres.
Industry observers note that crossing ₹100 crore in two days places the film among the top‑earning international titles in India, suggesting a promising trajectory for the remainder of its theatrical run. The success also underscores the growing appetite for high‑budget superhero movies among Indian audiences.
As the film continues to roll out across the country, distributors are optimistic that it will maintain its momentum and potentially set new records in the coming weeks.