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Spider‑Man: Brand New Day Surpasses ₹150 Cr in India by Day 3
✍️ ETV Bharat
🗓 01 Aug 2026, 11:48 PM
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Tom Holland’s Spider‑Man: Brand New Day has crossed the ₹150 crore mark in India after a strong Saturday push on its third day of release.
Spider‑Man: Brand New Day, released on 6 September, entered its third day of theatrical run on a Saturday with a robust box‑office push. The film’s cumulative gross in India surpassed ₹150 crore, marking a significant milestone for the franchise in the domestic market.
According to trade sources, the movie earned approximately ₹30 crore on Saturday alone, bringing the total to just over ₹150 crore. This figure places the film among the highest‑grossing Spider‑Man titles in India, following the earlier successes of Spider‑Man: Far From Home.
Industry analysts note that the strong weekend turnout reflects both the franchise’s loyal fan base and the appeal of Tom Holland’s portrayal. The film’s performance also signals healthy audience interest in superhero narratives during the post‑pandemic theatrical resurgence.
With a projected run of several weeks, distributors are optimistic that the film will continue to add to its domestic haul, potentially reaching the ₹170 crore threshold before the end of its theatrical cycle.
According to trade sources, the movie earned approximately ₹30 crore on Saturday alone, bringing the total to just over ₹150 crore. This figure places the film among the highest‑grossing Spider‑Man titles in India, following the earlier successes of Spider‑Man: Far From Home.
Industry analysts note that the strong weekend turnout reflects both the franchise’s loyal fan base and the appeal of Tom Holland’s portrayal. The film’s performance also signals healthy audience interest in superhero narratives during the post‑pandemic theatrical resurgence.
With a projected run of several weeks, distributors are optimistic that the film will continue to add to its domestic haul, potentially reaching the ₹170 crore threshold before the end of its theatrical cycle.