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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Eyes ₹50 Crore Opening in India

Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Marvel’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day is shaping up to be a box office juggernaut in India. According to the latest trade estimates, the superhero film is targeting a ₹50 crore opening day, with advance bookings already crossing the ₹25 crore mark ahead of its release. The phenomenal pre-sales reflect the immense anticipation surrounding the film, making it one of the biggest Hollywood releases of the year.

Advance Bookings Cross ₹25 Crore

The advance booking numbers have exceeded industry expectations well ahead of release:

MetricAmount
Opening Day Target₹50 Crore
Current Advance Bookings₹25+ Crore

The strong pre-release momentum mirrors the pattern seen with other major releases this year. Earlier in 2026, Dhurandhar 2 had set records with ₹34 crore in premiere bookings, highlighting the robust advance booking trend for big-ticket films across both Hollywood and Indian cinema.

Fan Anticipation at All-Time High

The film has been carrying enormous hype ever since its announcement, with industry buzz placing it on par with Avengers: Doomsday in terms of audience anticipation. The teasers and trailers released so far have received a thunderous response from fans across the globe, making such a strong advance booking trend largely expected.

Trade experts believe the Spider-Man franchise’s massive fan base in India, coupled with Marvel’s aggressive marketing campaign, has played a key role in driving the impressive pre-release business.

Historic Run on the Cards

While the final opening-day figures will only be known once the film releases, the current booking trend has already positioned Spider-Man: Brand New Day among the biggest Hollywood openers in India. If positive word of mouth follows, the film could be headed for a historic theatrical run, further strengthening Spider-Man’s status as one of the most popular superhero franchises in the country.

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