Spider-Man: Brand New Day has rewritten the record books at the Indian box office. Starring Tom Holland and Zendaya, the latest Marvel blockbuster has delivered the biggest opening ever for a non-Indian film in India, surpassing the long-standing record set by Avengers: Endgame in 2019.
According to early box office estimates, the superhero film collected an impressive Rs 60.60 crore net, while its gross Day 1 collection reached approximately Rs 72.44 crore, making it the highest Hollywood opening in Indian cinema history.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Box Office Collection Day 1
The Marvel film opened to packed theatres across the country, driven by massive fan anticipation, premium format screenings, and strong advance bookings.
India Box Office Collection
| Day | Net Collection | Gross Collection |
|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | Rs 60.60 crore* | Rs 72.44 crore* |
Figures are based on early estimates and may be revised.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Beats Avengers: Endgame
With its historic opening, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has overtaken Avengers: Endgame, which had earned around Rs 54 crore net and Rs 65 crore gross on its first day in India back in 2019.
The latest Spider-Man film has now claimed the title of the biggest opening day ever for a Hollywood film in India, highlighting the enduring popularity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe among Indian audiences.
Occupancy Remains Exceptionally Strong
The film registered an impressive overall occupancy of approximately 72.3% across nearly 17,250 shows nationwide.
The English version contributed the largest share of the collections, earning around Rs 32.25 crore net with an occupancy of about 55%.
Meanwhile, the Hindi-dubbed version emerged as the biggest surprise, collecting nearly Rs 22 crore net while reportedly recording an outstanding 95% occupancy, indicating tremendous demand across Hindi-speaking markets.
Tamil and Telugu Versions Add to the Strong Opening
The film also performed well in South Indian markets.
- Tamil Version: Approximately Rs 3 crore net
- Telugu Version: Approximately Rs 3.25 crore net
Both language versions reportedly recorded occupancy levels between 65% and 66%, contributing significantly to the nationwide total.
Can Spider-Man: Brand New Day Set More Records?
With overwhelmingly positive audience response and the weekend still ahead, trade analysts expect Spider-Man: Brand New Day to continue its dream run at the Indian box office.
If the film maintains its momentum over Saturday and Sunday, it could register one of the biggest opening weekends ever for a Hollywood release in India.
Its record-breaking debut has also reinforced the massive fan following of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, making it one of the most successful Marvel openings in the country.

Final Verdict
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has delivered a phenomenal start in India, collecting an estimated Rs 72.44 crore gross on its opening day and surpassing Avengers: Endgame to become the biggest Hollywood opener in Indian box office history.
While the figures are based on early estimates and may change after final reporting, the film has already established itself as one of the year’s biggest theatrical events.
FAQs
1. How much did Spider-Man: Brand New Day earn on Day 1 in India?
According to early estimates, Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned Rs 60.60 crore net and approximately Rs 72.44 crore gross on its opening day in India.
2. Has Spider-Man: Brand New Day beaten Avengers: Endgame in India?
Yes. Based on early estimates, Spider-Man: Brand New Day surpassed Avengers: Endgame‘s opening-day record, becoming the biggest Hollywood opener ever in India.
3. Who stars in Spider-Man: Brand New Day?
The film stars Tom Holland as Spider-Man alongside Zendaya, continuing one of Marvel’s most popular superhero franchises.
4. Which language contributed the most to Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s collections?
The English version generated the highest revenue, while the Hindi-dubbed version recorded the strongest occupancy, reflecting widespread appeal across different audiences.
5. Are the Day 1 box office figures final?
No. The reported collections are early estimates based on live tracking and may be revised after final numbers from all theatres are compiled.















