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Spider‑Man: Brand New Day Surpasses ₹380 Cr in India on Day 7
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 06 Aug 2026, 12:36 PM
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The Tom Holland‑starrer has crossed the ₹380 crore mark in domestic earnings by its seventh day, cementing its status as a box‑office hit.
Spider‑Man: Brand New Day has crossed the ₹380 crore threshold in India by its seventh day of release, according to box‑office reports. The film, starring Tom Holland, has continued to draw audiences across multiplexes and single screens, maintaining a steady hold on the top of the domestic charts.
The movie opened on 28th August and has seen a consistent rise in collections, with a strong opening weekend that set the tone for its performance. Analysts note that the film’s earnings now place it among the highest‑grossing Spider‑Man titles in the country.
Comparatively, the film’s domestic haul surpasses that of the previous Spider‑Man releases in India, indicating a growing fan base and effective marketing strategy. The continued success is also reflected in the film’s extended theatrical run, with many theatres reporting full houses even on weekdays.
Distributors have highlighted the film’s appeal across different age groups and its ability to sustain audience interest beyond the initial hype, which they attribute to a mix of action, humor and relatable storytelling.
The movie opened on 28th August and has seen a consistent rise in collections, with a strong opening weekend that set the tone for its performance. Analysts note that the film’s earnings now place it among the highest‑grossing Spider‑Man titles in the country.
Comparatively, the film’s domestic haul surpasses that of the previous Spider‑Man releases in India, indicating a growing fan base and effective marketing strategy. The continued success is also reflected in the film’s extended theatrical run, with many theatres reporting full houses even on weekdays.
Distributors have highlighted the film’s appeal across different age groups and its ability to sustain audience interest beyond the initial hype, which they attribute to a mix of action, humor and relatable storytelling.