Spider-Man: Brand New Day has rewritten several box-office records with its extraordinary theatrical run in India and overseas. The Tom Holland-led Marvel film has crossed the ₹500 crore gross mark in India, becoming the first Hollywood film to achieve the milestone in the country. The movie has also emerged as one of the biggest global blockbusters of 2026.According to the latest box-office tracking, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has collected around ₹580 crore gross in India, while its worldwide collection has climbed to approximately .4 billion.Key HighlightsSpider-Man: Brand New Day has crossed the ₹500 crore gross mark in India.The film became the highest-grossing Hollywood release in India after surpassing Avatar: The Way of Water.The Tom Holland and Zendaya starrer has earned around .4 billion worldwide.It is currently the third-highest-grossing film of all time globally.Spider-Man: Brand New Day has remained one of the biggest films of 2026.The film has also crossed the 0 million mark in North America.Spider-Man: Brand New Day Crosses Rs 500 Crore in IndiaThe Indian box office has become one of the biggest success stories for Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The film crossed the ₹500 crore gross milestone during its theatrical run, setting a new benchmark for Hollywood releases in the country. India Today had earlier reported that the film crossed ₹500 crore gross in India during its third week.The movie's performance was particularly strong across multiple language versions and premium formats. Its popularity among Indian audiences helped it overtake previous Hollywood blockbusters and establish itself as the highest-grossing Hollywood film in India.By Day 26, trade tracker Sacnilk reported an India gross of approximately ₹580.93 crore, with the net collection standing at around ₹485.90 crore at that stage of its theatrical run.Third-Highest-Grossing Film WorldwideThe film's international performance has been equally impressive. Spider-Man: Brand New Day has collected approximately .4 billion worldwide, according to The Numbers. Its domestic collection stands at around 7.76 million, while international markets have contributed approximately .485 billion.With this performance, the Tom Holland starrer has moved into the third position on the all-time worldwide box-office list. It has surpassed Avatar: The Way of Water, leaving only Avatar and Avengers: Endgame ahead of it.The film's success has also helped make 2026 a particularly strong year for Hollywood at the global box office.Tom Holland's Spider-Man Continues Its Box Office RunTom Holland's portrayal of Peter Parker has once again proved to be a major draw for audiences worldwide. The film also features Zendaya, continuing the popular on-screen pairing that has become a major part of the modern Spider-Man franchise.The movie's strong performance follows the success of previous Spider-Man films featuring Holland, particularly Spider-Man: No Way Home. However, Brand New Day has now gone beyond the earlier franchise benchmarks in several major markets.Spider-Man: Brand New Day Box Office TimelineJuly 30, 2026: The film opened in India ahead of its international release.First week: The movie recorded a massive opening in India and quickly entered the ₹300 crore club.Second week: The film continued its strong run and moved towards the ₹500 crore gross milestone.Third week: Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed ₹500 crore gross in India and became the highest-grossing Hollywood film in the country.Late August: The film's India gross moved beyond ₹575 crore, with the worldwide collection crossing the billion mark.September 2026: The film reached approximately .4 billion worldwide and remained the third-highest-grossing film of all time.Latest Update on Spider-Man: Brand New Day Box OfficeAs of the latest box-office reports, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has grossed around .4 billion globally and remains No. 3 on the all-time worldwide list. The film has also crossed the 0 million mark in North America, becoming only the second movie to achieve that milestone domestically.In India, the film has already crossed ₹500 crore gross and continued its historic theatrical run. Its final worldwide and India totals will depend on how long it remains in cinemas and how much it earns from its remaining international markets.
