Mumbai: Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to perform strongly at the Indian box office, maintaining its momentum well into the second weekend. Headlined by Tom Holland as Peter Parker, the superhero film has drawn steady footfall across multiplexes and single screens alike, reaffirming the enduring popularity of the Marvel franchise among Indian audiences.
According to trade estimates, the film collected approximately Rs 13.79 crore (net, live) on Day 10 (second Saturday). With this, its total India net collection has surged to around Rs 363.54 crore, while the gross collection stands at approximately Rs 434.50 crore. These figures are based on early trends, with final numbers expected to be marginally higher once consolidated reports are released.
The film is currently screening in over 8,000 shows nationwide and recorded an overall occupancy of 66.6% on Day 10. The strong turnout during the second weekend indicates sustained audience interest, particularly in urban centres where Hollywood releases typically perform well.
Strong opening week sets the tone
The film had opened to an excellent response upon release, collecting Rs 60.60 crore on its first day (Thursday), followed by Rs 49.35 crore on Friday. The upward trend continued into the weekend, with collections jumping to Rs 70.25 crore on Saturday and peaking at Rs 77.75 crore on Sunday.
During the weekdays, the film witnessed the usual drop but still maintained healthy numbers. It earned Rs 23.80 crore on Monday, Rs 21.75 crore on Tuesday and Rs 17 crore on Wednesday. By the end of its first week, including Rs 14.25 crore on the second Thursday, the film had amassed a total of Rs 334.75 crore in India.
The second weekend began on a stable note with Rs 15 crore on Day 9 (Friday), followed by Rs 13.79 crore on Day 10, suggesting that the film continues to benefit from positive word of mouth and repeat viewings.
Hindi version shows remarkable occupancy
A notable trend in the film’s performance has been the strong showing of its Hindi-dubbed version. On Day 10, the Hindi version collected approximately Rs 4.75 crore from over 4,000 shows, recording an impressive occupancy of 94%. This indicates a wider reach beyond metro cities and a growing acceptance of dubbed Hollywood films in the Hindi-speaking belt.
The English version led in terms of absolute collections, earning around Rs 7.97 crore from more than 3,400 shows, with an occupancy of 40%. Meanwhile, the Tamil version contributed around Rs 80 lakh with 51% occupancy, and the Telugu version added approximately Rs 27 lakh with 28% occupancy.
The multi-language release strategy has once again proven effective, allowing the film to tap into diverse regional markets across India.
Star power and franchise appeal drive success
Directed under the Marvel Studios banner, Spider-Man: Brand New Day also features Zendaya, Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal and Mark Ruffalo in key roles.
The film follows Peter Parker as he navigates new challenges while balancing his personal life and superhero responsibilities. The emotional depth of the story, combined with high-octane action sequences and visual effects, has resonated well with audiences.
The continued success of the Spider-Man franchise highlights its strong fan base in India, where Marvel films have consistently delivered impressive box office numbers over the years.
Outlook remains positive
With no major Hollywood competition currently affecting its screens and steady audience interest, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is expected to continue its strong run in the coming days. Trade analysts believe the film is well on track to cross the Rs 400 crore net mark in India, provided it sustains its current pace.
In conclusion, the film’s robust second weekend performance underscores its mass appeal and staying power at the box office. Backed by star power, franchise loyalty and positive word of mouth, it remains one of the biggest Hollywood successes in India this year.