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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Box Office Day 1: Tom Holland Stunner Shatters India Records, Surpasses Pathaan and Avengers: Endgame

By Entertainment Bureau | New Delhi Chronicle

July 31, 2026

NEW DELHI — Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest tentpole, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, has scripted history at the Indian box office on its opening day. Driven by massive fan frenzy, the superhero blockbuster starring Tom Holland and Zendaya registered a historic opening in India, surpassing previous record-holders like Avengers: Endgame, Avatar: The Way of Water, and Shah Rukh Khan’s Pathaan.

According to box office tracking platform Sacnilk, the Destin Daniel Cretton directorial grossed an astonishing ₹72.44 crore (₹60.60 crore nett) across all language dubs in India on its opening day (Thursday, July 30).

Shattering Hollywood & Bollywood Records

With its Day 1 haul, Spider-Man: Brand New Day now holds the title for the highest opening day ever for a Hollywood release in India.

It comfortably beat the previous records held by:

 Avengers: Endgame — ₹65 crore gross (₹53.60 crore nett)

 Avatar: The Way of Water — ₹48.75 crore gross (₹40.30 crore nett)

The superhero film also outperformed major Indian tentpoles on Day 1, including Pathaan (₹67.19 crore gross). What makes this feat even more remarkable is that Spider-Man: Brand New Day achieved these figures without relying on block bookings.

India Opening Day Box Office Comparison

 Spider-Man: Brand New Day — ₹72.44 Crore Gross (₹60.60 Crore Nett)

 Pathaan — ₹67.19 Crore Gross

 Avengers: Endgame — ₹65.00 Crore Gross (₹53.60 Crore Nett)

 Avatar: The Way of Water — ₹48.75 Crore Gross (₹40.30 Crore Nett)

Steady Theater Occupancy Across India

Audience turnout remained remarkably strong throughout Thursday, showing steady upward momentum from morning to night shows. The film recorded an overall average occupancy of 56.58% in Indian theaters.

 Morning Shows: 51.22%

 Afternoon Shows: ~51%

 Evening Shows: 58.78%

 Night Shows: 65.11%

Worldwide Box Office & Lifetime Potential

Released in India a day ahead of its North American premiere on July 31, early international estimates indicate that Spider-Man: Brand New Day has already breached the ₹1,000 crore ($120+ million) mark globally.

Trade analysts predict that if the current momentum holds through the extended weekend, Brand New Day could challenge Avatar: The Way of Water (₹477.50 crore) and Avengers: Endgame (₹445 crore) to become the highest-grossing Hollywood film of all time in India.

About the Film

Serving as the 38th installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and a direct sequel to 2021’s Spider-Man: No Way Home, the film marks director Destin Daniel Cretton’s first outing with the web-slinger.

Along with Tom Holland and Zendaya, the ensemble cast features Sadie Sink, Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal, Florence Pugh, Tramell Tillman, Marisa Tomei, and Mark Ruffalo.

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