Sony Pictures’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day has pulled in Rs 109.95 crore net at the Indian box office across its first two days of release, trade tracker Sacnilk reported. The film, starring Tom Holland and directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, opened in India on Thursday, July 30, 2026, ahead of its worldwide release date of July 31.
The opening day alone brought in Rs 60.60 crore net, with a gross figure of Rs 71.51 crore, numbers that put it among the year’s biggest Hollywood openings in the Indian market.
Friday’s second-day collection slipped to Rs 49.35 crore net, marking an 18.6% decline from opening-day business, even as the film ran across 16,902 shows and posted 64.8% occupancy nationally.
Despite the second-day dip, the combined two-day net total of Rs 109.95 crore means the film has already cleared the Rs 100 crore mark domestically, a benchmark few Hollywood titles reach so quickly in India.
The release spans English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam prints, a wide rollout aimed at capturing audiences well beyond the usual English-language multiplex crowd.
Distributors will now watch the weekend trend closely, since a strong Saturday-Sunday hold typically determines whether an opening surge converts into a long theatrical run.
Trade analysts note that Thursday releases have become common practice for major Hollywood titles in India, allowing an extra day of collections before the traditional Friday-to-Sunday opening weekend window.
Multiplex chains reported houseful shows for evening and night slots in metro cities including Mumbai, Delhi and Bengaluru through the first two days of release.
The film rounds out Tom Holland’s trilogy of solo Spider-Man features made in collaboration between Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios.
The film also stars Zendaya and Sadie Sink reprising their roles alongside Tom Holland, with the returning cast a key draw for opening-weekend audiences in India.
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