- Spider-Man: Brand New Day arrived in Indian theaters on July 30, a day ahead of its global release, signaling the studio's confidence in its international drawing power.
- The film opened to the biggest four-day Hollywood debut in Indian box office history, grossing $35.4 million across 17,250 screens nationwide.
- After just 11 days of release, it overtook Avatar: The Way Of Water to become India's highest-grossing Hollywood film ever.
- The film took $10.6 million over the weekend for a cumulative $52.8 million take in India.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has rewritten box office history in India, achieving a remarkable $52.8 million in just 11 days, surpassing the previous record held by Avatar: The Way Of Water. The film opened on July 30, a day ahead of its global release, showcasing the studio's confidence in its international appeal.134
The film debuted with the largest four-day Hollywood opening in India, grossing $35.4 million across 17,250 screens. This unprecedented success comes despite the impending release of local films like Batwara 1947 and Awarapan 2, which could challenge its dominance.2
The film's success is a testament to the growing market for international films in India, which saw a 10% market share for international films in 2025, with the top-grossing Hollywood film at $26.4 million, according to Ormax Media figures. The film's star power, featuring Tom Holland and Zendaya, has undoubtedly contributed to its record-breaking performance.
As the film continues to draw audiences, it sets a new benchmark for Hollywood productions in India, indicating a shift in viewer preferences and the potential for future blockbusters to achieve similar success.
“The film opened to a record $35.4M four-day debut across 17,250 screens, with PVR Inox alone contributing significantly. It faces new competition this weekend from local releases Batwara 1947 and Awarapan 2, though it has had little opposition so far.”
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