Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day has achieved a historic milestone at the Indian box office. The latest Marvel superhero blockbuster has not only delivered a phenomenal theatrical run but has also overtaken Avatar: The Way of Water to become the highest-grossing Hollywood film in India, according to industry tracking reports.
Spider-Man Takes Over the Indian Box Office
Released in India ahead of its US debut, Spider-Man: Brand New Day opened to enormous audience excitement. The film’s advance bookings had already indicated extraordinary demand, with the Tom Holland starrer surpassing The Odyssey in day-one advance sales among Hollywood releases in India.
The film has now crossed the previous benchmark set by Avatar: The Way of Water. Trade reports put its India collection at around ₹407 crore by Sunday, enough to establish it as the country’s biggest Hollywood grosser.
A New Benchmark for Hollywood in India
The achievement becomes even more significant considering the competition from previous Hollywood giants such as Avengers: Endgame and Avatar: The Way of Water. Reports indicate that Brand New Day has already surpassed Endgame on the Indian box-office leaderboard and is continuing its strong theatrical run. The film is also approaching the ₹500-crore milestone, with reports suggesting that it could become the first Hollywood movie to cross that figure in India.
Why Spider-Man Is Connecting So Strongly With Indian Audiences
Several factors appear to be driving the film’s extraordinary performance. Tom Holland’s popularity as Peter Parker, the long-standing appeal of Spider-Man in India, strong Marvel fandom and the film’s release across multiple Indian languages have all helped expand its audience. The movie was released in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada, giving audiences across different regions an opportunity to experience the latest Spider-Man adventure in their preferred language.
The ₹500 Crore Target Is Now in Sight
With the film continuing to attract audiences and the Independence Day holiday period approaching, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has a strong opportunity to push its India collections even higher. If it crosses ₹500 crore, it would mark another landmark achievement for Hollywood in the Indian market and further establish Spider-Man as one of the most powerful international movie franchises among Indian audiences. Spider-Man: Brand New Day has turned its Indian theatrical release into a historic box-office event. By overtaking Avatar: The Way of Water and challenging the ₹500-crore milestone, Tom Holland’s latest Spider-Man adventure has set a new benchmark for Hollywood films in India.
Figures are based on industry/trade reports and may be revised as final collections are reported.

