Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day has taken the Indian box office by storm even before its theatrical release, setting new benchmarks in advance ticket sales. The Marvel superhero film has recorded an extraordinary response from audiences, emerging as one of the biggest Hollywood releases ever in the country.
According to trade reports, the film has crossed ₹100 crore in advance bookings across India, with opening weekend sales reaching record-breaking levels. The impressive pre-release business highlights the immense popularity of the Spider-Man franchise among Indian moviegoers.
The movie has also generated around ₹45 crore in advance sales for its opening day alone, surpassing the pre-booking records of several previous Hollywood blockbusters, including Avengers: Endgame. Cinema chains across the country have reported exceptional occupancy, with premium formats such as IMAX and 4DX witnessing particularly strong demand.
Trade analysts expect Spider-Man: Brand New Day to register one of the biggest opening weekends ever for a Hollywood film in India. Strong ticket demand has prompted multiplexes to increase the number of daily shows, while several locations have already reported sold-out screenings.
The film’s phenomenal advance booking performance is also being driven by high demand in metro cities, where premium ticket prices have reached record levels. Despite the higher pricing, fans have continued to book tickets in large numbers, reflecting the excitement surrounding Tom Holland’s return as Spider-Man.
Industry experts believe the film is well-positioned to challenge multiple box office records during its opening weekend, with expectations of a historic debut both in India and globally. If the current momentum continues, Spider-Man: Brand New Day could become one of the highest-opening Hollywood films ever released in the Indian market.
