Marvel’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day is already spinning a web of records in India. With 12 days still remaining before its theatrical release, the Tom Holland-led superhero film has amassed an impressive Rs 15 crore in advance bookings for its opening weekend, signalling one of the biggest Hollywood openings of the year.
After premium format bookings opened weeks ago, ticket sales for standard screenings went live recently and received an overwhelming response, further boosting the film’s advance sales across the country.
Rs 15 Crore Advance Booking With Nearly Two Weeks To Go
According to early trade estimates, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has already generated around Rs 15 crore in advance bookings for its opening weekend.
Of this, over Rs 5 crore has come from Day 1 bookings alone, despite several theatres and major centres yet to begin ticket sales.
Trade experts believe the numbers are likely to rise significantly as more cinemas open bookings in the coming days.
PVRINOX Leads Advance Sales
India’s largest multiplex chain PVRINOX has reported exceptional demand for the Marvel blockbuster.
The chain has sold:
- 76,000 tickets for the opening day
- Around Rs 4 crore worth of Day 1 bookings
- More than 2 lakh tickets for the opening weekend
- Approximately Rs 11.5 crore in weekend advance sales
The figures underline the enormous anticipation surrounding Tom Holland’s return as Spider-Man.
Strong Response Across Multiplex Chains
Apart from PVRINOX, Cinepolis has also witnessed encouraging sales.
The multiplex chain has already sold around 14,000 tickets for the film’s opening day.
Premium cinemas across South India are also seeing extraordinary demand.
One of Hyderabad’s most popular theatres, Prasads, is reportedly sold out for the opening day, with several weekend shows already nearing full occupancy.
BookMyShow Witnesses Massive Demand
The online ticketing platform BookMyShow has also recorded remarkable momentum.
According to trade reports:
- Around 44,000 tickets were sold in a single day.
- Nearly 1.75 lakh tickets have already been booked overall.
- The platform continues to witness strong booking momentum ahead of release.
With almost two weeks remaining, industry experts expect ticket sales to accelerate further.
Spider-Man Eyes Rs 40-48 Crore Opening Weekend Start
Given its phenomenal advance booking trend, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is currently projected to open in the range of Rs 40 crore to Rs 48 crore at the Indian box office.
The film’s strong pre-sales, combined with Tom Holland’s popularity and Marvel’s loyal fanbase, position it among the biggest Hollywood releases in India this year.
If current trends continue, the superhero blockbuster could challenge several existing Hollywood opening-day records.
Buzz Continues To Grow
The exceptional response to advance bookings reflects the immense excitement surrounding Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
With premium format shows selling rapidly and standard bookings gathering pace, the film appears set for a blockbuster opening when it arrives in cinemas.
As more theatres begin ticket sales over the coming days, industry watchers expect the advance booking figures to climb even higher before release.
FAQs
1. How much has Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned in advance bookings in India?
The film has collected approximately Rs 15 crore in advance bookings for its opening weekend.
2. How much has the film earned for its opening day?
According to trade estimates, over Rs 5 crore has already been collected through Day 1 advance bookings.
3. How many tickets has PVRINOX sold?
PVRINOX has sold around 76,000 tickets for the opening day and over 2 lakh tickets for the opening weekend.
4. What is Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s expected opening in India?
Trade estimates suggest the film could open in the Rs 40-48 crore range at the Indian box office.
5. Why is Spider-Man: Brand New Day generating such strong advance bookings?
The film is benefiting from Tom Holland’s popularity, Marvel’s loyal fanbase, strong demand for premium formats, and widespread anticipation for the next chapter in the Spider-Man franchise.
