Spider-Man: Brand new day smashes records in India.

Tom Holland’s latest MCU outing races past Avengers: Endgame with phenomenal box office growth

Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day is rewriting box office history in India, racing towards the coveted ₹500-crore milestone. Released on July 30, 2026, the film has captivated audiences with its grounded storytelling and emotional depth, steering away from the multiverse-heavy narratives of recent Marvel projects.

On its second Sunday (Day 11), the film witnessed a remarkable surge, recording a 106.7% jump in collections compared to the previous day. It amassed ₹31 crore across 13,482 shows, pushing its net total in India to ₹415.51 crore and gross earnings to ₹496.93 crore. This achievement places Brand New Day ahead of Avengers: Endgame, which had grossed ₹445 crore in India back in 2019.

The film’s multilingual release has contributed significantly to its success. The English version led the charge with ₹18 crore on Day 10, while the Hindi-dubbed edition added ₹10.50 crore. Regional versions also played their part, with Tamil contributing ₹1.80 crore, Telugu ₹0.68 crore, and Malayalam ₹0.02 crore.

A look at the day-wise collections highlights the film’s strong momentum:

• Day 1: ₹60.60 crore
• Day 2: ₹49.35 crore
• Day 3: ₹70.24 crore
• Day 4: ₹77.75 crore
• Day 5: ₹23.80 crore
• Day 6: ₹21.75 crore
• Day 7: ₹17 crore
• Day 8: ₹14.24 crore
• Day 9: ₹15 crore
• Day 10: ₹31 crore
• Total: ₹415.51 crore net

Beyond numbers, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has resonated with fans for its portrayal of Peter Parker as a street-level hero grappling with personal struggles and growth. Featuring Tom Holland alongside Zendaya and Sadie Sink, the film balances action with heartfelt storytelling, offering audiences a fresh take on the beloved character.

With its soaring trajectory, the film is now on the brink of crossing the ₹500-crore gross mark in India, cementing its place as one of the most successful Marvel releases in the country. For Indian audiences, this milestone underscores not just the enduring popularity of Spider-Man but also the evolving appetite for superhero films that blend spectacle with substance.