Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day Set to Shatter All-Time Hollywood Box Office Records in India

Tom Holland’s superhero spectacle Spider-Man: Brand New Day is crafting history at the Indian box office, rapidly closing in on becoming the highest-grossing Hollywood release of all time in the country. Released on July 30, the film hit a monumental milestone on its 13th day (second Tuesday) by generating ₹8.50 crore net, making it the first Hollywood feature in Indian box office history to cross the prestigious ₹400 crore net collection benchmark. The film’s total domestic net tally has crossed the ₹431–435 crore mark, with gross earnings touching ₹515 crore—and pushing up to ₹553 crore when factoring in 3D screening premiums.  

Now holding the position of the second highest-grossing Hollywood film in India, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is directly challenging the long-held record of 2019’s Avengers: Endgame (₹438.70 crore net and ₹536 crore gross). Given its steady theatrical momentum, trade analysts predict that the Destin Daniel Cretton directorial will not only surpass Avengers: Endgame in the coming days, but could also become the inaugural Hollywood release in India to reach ₹500 crore net and ₹600 crore gross milestones.  

The film's extraordinary momentum is driven by balanced, multi-regional appeal across diverse linguistic markets. On its 13th day alone, the Hindi and English dubs contributed ₹4 crore net each, complemented by ₹35 lakh from the Tamil version and ₹15 lakh from the Telugu release, demonstrating strong multi-format audience engagement nationwide.

The upcoming Independence Day holiday weekend will bring competition from high-profile domestic theatrical releases, including Emraan Hashmi’s Awarapan 2 and Sunny Deol’s Batwara 1947. Nevertheless, Spider-Man: Brand New Day maintains an expansive theatrical footprint, retaining over 12,000 daily shows two weeks into its run.

Globally, the Marvel blockbuster continues to dominate international markets, with North American collections exceeding $655 million (approximately ₹5,500 crore). The film now stands as Sony’s most successful Spider-Man release to date, solidifying its place as a landmark theatrical phenomenon worldwide.