Spider-Man: Brand New Day records ₹23 crore on Monday, becoming second-highest ever, with ₹275 crore nett total and blockbuster run in India (Movie Talkies).
Sameer Ahire04 Aug 2026
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Monday collection:
Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues its historic run at the Indian box office, delivering one of the biggest Monday collections ever for a Hollywood film. The film collected around ₹23 crore on its first Monday, making it the second-highest Monday grosser of all time, just behind Avengers Endgame(₹30 crore). It comfortably surpassed Avengers Infinity War(₹20 crore), Avatar The Way of Water(₹18.5 crore), and Spider-Man No Way Home (₹12 crore).
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The film opened to extraordinary numbers and has maintained strong momentum throughout its extended opening weekend. It collected ₹60 crore on Thursday, followed by₹48 crore on Friday. The collections saw a big jump over the weekend with₹68 crore on Saturday and a massive ₹76 crore on Sunday. With ₹23 crore coming in on Monday, the total now stands at an impressive ₹275 crore nett, which translates to around ₹330 crore gross in India.
These numbers clearly indicate that the film is not just a blockbuster, but is heading towards an All Time Blockbuster verdict if the trend continues. The weekday hold is solid, and the audience response remains highly positive across metros and mass circuits alike.
Looking ahead, the next big milestones for Spider-Man Brand New Day will be the ₹400 crore and ₹500 crore marks in India. If the film maintains its current pace and faces limited competition, it has a real chance to become the first Hollywood film to cross these historic benchmarks in the country.
For now, the film is rewriting box office records and setting new standards for Hollywood releases in India.
Technically, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is an action spectacle. Cinematographer Brett Pawlak delivers some visually striking frames—some are upside down, some rotate dynamically, and a few slow-motion sequences look stunning in 3D. The visual effects are impressive once again, although the 3D quality felt average during our screening due to a poor theatre setup, which slightly dampened the experience. The sound design is decent, and the production design stands out as one of the film’s strengths. Writers Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers could have done a better job tightening the script, but considering the massive expectations following No Way Home, the pressure was immense. I understand that. However, Destin Cretton could have masked some of those flaws with sharper direction, which unfortunately doesn’t happen here. Because of that, the film doesn’t quite reach extraordinary heights. Despite its shortcomings, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is a pretty good watch. It works as a much-needed boost for the MCU, which hasn’t been in the best shape lately. Go and enjoy it on the big screen—and don’t forget, “Spider-Man will return…”
You can read our full review below:
Spider-Man Brand New Day Review: The Brand New avatar of Spidey saves MCU again
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