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'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' crosses ₹100cr in India advance bookings?
'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' advance bookings

'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' crosses ₹100cr in India advance bookings?

Jul 30, 2026
09:14 am

What's the story

The latest installment in the Spider-Man franchise, titled Spider-Man: Brand New Day, has reportedly crossed the ₹100cr mark in advance bookings for its opening weekend in India. The film achieved this feat by 9:00pm on Wednesday, hours before its release on Thursday, per Pinkvilla. This milestone marks only the second time a Hollywood film has achieved such high pre-sales figures in India, with Avengers: Endgame being the first.

Record-breaking potential

'Brand New Day' could set new benchmarks

While the exact pre-sales figures for Avengers: Endgame are not known, estimates suggest they were between ₹110cr and ₹120cr.

If Spider-Man: Brand New Day's pre-sales fall within this range, it could potentially set a new record for Hollywood films in India.

The film has reportedly generated around ₹41cr in sales for its opening day, with final figures expected to reach approximately ₹45cr.

Weekend projections

'Brand New Day': Aiming for ₹200cr+ weekend in India

Unlike Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has a four-day weekend, which has also contributed to its high advance bookings.

The film is expected to surpass the ₹200cr mark by Sunday, with estimates suggesting it could exceed ₹250cr.

Its popularity among fans is evident as it has been especially favored for screenings in ScreenX and 4DX formats.

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Global success

Dominating the domestic, international box office

The film's success is not limited to India. It reportedly raked in $35 million on Day 1 in China and is projected to earn up to $150 million there over the weekend. This makes it one of the biggest Hollywood openings of the decade.

The Destin Daniel Cretton directorial is likely to open at over $300 million in North America in its opening weekend. This will be the second-biggest opening of all-time for Hollywood, behind only Avengers: Endgame ($357 million).

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