Mumbai: Marvel’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to maintain a strong run at the Indian box office even a month after its theatrical release. The Tom Holland-starrer earned Rs 1.16 crore net in India on Day 30, taking its total domestic net collection to Rs 490.21 crore.
The superhero film has also recorded an India gross collection of Rs 586.06 crore, according to figures cited from Sacnilk. Released in theatres on July 30, 2026, the film has remained a major draw for audiences throughout its first month.
The Day 30 performance comes as the film continues to attract audiences despite entering its fifth week. With its India net collection now just under the Rs 500-crore mark, the next few days could see the film cross another major domestic milestone.
Day 30 collection reaches Rs 1.16 crore
Spider-Man: Brand New Day earned Rs 1.16 crore net on its 30th day in Indian theatres.
While the daily figure is significantly lower than the numbers recorded during its opening weeks, it remains notable for a film that has completed a month in cinemas.
The latest collection has taken the film’s India net total to Rs 490.21 crore. Its gross collection in the country stands at Rs 586.06 crore.
The film’s ability to continue earning more than Rs 1 crore on a weekday in its fifth week demonstrates its sustained theatrical appeal.
The upcoming days will be important as the film approaches the Rs 500-crore net milestone in India.
First week delivered Rs 334.75 crore
The film began its theatrical journey with a strong opening.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day collected Rs 60.60 crore net on its opening day. It followed this with Rs 49.35 crore on Friday, Rs 70.25 crore on Saturday and Rs 77.75 crore on Sunday.
The strong opening weekend helped the film build a substantial lead at the box office.
Its first-week collection reached Rs 334.75 crore, accounting for a significant portion of its current domestic total.
The opening performance also established the film as one of the biggest Hollywood releases in the Indian market this year.
Second week adds Rs 108.65 crore
The film continued to perform strongly in its second week, adding another Rs 108.65 crore to its India net collection.
The second-week performance demonstrated that the film was not dependent solely on its opening weekend.
Strong audience interest helped it maintain occupancy and continue attracting viewers even after the initial release period.
The film’s cumulative performance also benefited from its popularity among Marvel and Spider-Man fans, as well as the appeal of Tom Holland’s portrayal of Peter Parker.
Third and fourth weeks maintain momentum
The third week contributed Rs 32 crore to the film’s India net collection.
Although the weekly figure declined compared with the first two weeks, the film continued to generate substantial revenue.
The fourth week added another Rs 13.65 crore.
The film also collected Rs 9.65 crore during its fourth weekend. It earned Rs 1.85 crore on Day 23, Rs 3.70 crore on Day 24 and Rs 4.10 crore on Day 25.
These figures indicate that the film continued to find audiences even after several weeks in theatres.
Day 26 to Day 30 collection
During the five-day period from Day 26 to Day 30, Spider-Man: Brand New Day added Rs 4.01 crore to its India net total.
The film’s collections during this period included the Rs 1.16 crore earned on Day 30.
Although the pace has naturally slowed compared with the opening weeks, the film has maintained a consistent flow of revenue.
For a major Hollywood release, such stability during the fifth week is an indication of continued audience interest.
Worldwide collection crosses Rs 2,185 crore
The film’s performance has been even stronger globally.
According to the figures cited by NDTV Profit from Sacnilk, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has recorded a worldwide gross collection of Rs 2,185.30 crore.
The global performance places the film among the biggest theatrical successes of the year.
Its international performance, combined with the strong Indian box office, has helped the Tom Holland-starrer achieve a massive worldwide total.
The film’s global run has also strengthened its position within the wider Spider-Man franchise.
North American market remains strong
The film has also continued to perform strongly in the US and Canada.
According to figures cited from Deadline, Spider-Man: Brand New Day had collected $869.2 million in the US and Canada after four weeks.
The film added $53.3 million during its fourth week and was approximately $30.8 million away from crossing the $900-million milestone in the domestic North American market.
The report also projected that the film could earn around $18 million during its fifth weekend.
The North American performance has been a major contributor to the film’s global success.
Tom Holland continues as Peter Parker
Spider-Man: Brand New Day follows Peter Parker as he continues his life as Spider-Man while dealing with increasing pressure and a dangerous new threat.
Tom Holland returns as Peter Parker, continuing his role as the superhero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The film also stars Zendaya, Jon Bernthal, Jacob Batalon and Sadie Sink in key roles.
The combination of established characters and new additions has helped generate considerable interest among audiences.
Destin Daniel Cretton directs the film
The film has been directed by Destin Daniel Cretton.
Cretton takes over the directorial responsibilities for this chapter of the Spider-Man story, bringing the character into another phase of his journey.
The film was released in theatres on July 30, 2026.
Its theatrical run has now extended beyond four weeks, with the film continuing to earn at the Indian and international box offices.
India remains an important market
The performance of Spider-Man: Brand New Day in India is particularly significant for Hollywood’s growing presence in the country’s theatrical market.
The film’s Rs 490.21-crore net collection places it among the biggest Hollywood earners in India.
Its India gross of Rs 586.06 crore further highlights the scale of its domestic performance.
The film’s success also reflects the popularity of superhero cinema among Indian audiences.
The continued collections in the fifth week suggest that the film has managed to retain a sizeable audience base despite the arrival of other releases.
Film eyes Rs 500 crore net milestone
The immediate target for Spider-Man: Brand New Day in India is now the Rs 500-crore net mark.
With Rs 490.21 crore already collected, the film requires less than Rs 10 crore to reach the milestone.
If its current pace remains steady, the film could potentially cross the mark during its fifth week.
Crossing Rs 500 crore net would further underline the scale of its performance in India and add another significant achievement to its theatrical run.
Strong run despite gradual decline
Like most major releases, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has experienced a gradual decline in daily collections as it has progressed through the weeks.
However, the film’s overall performance remains strong because of the substantial collections generated during its opening weeks.
Its first week alone contributed Rs 334.75 crore, while the second week added more than Rs 100 crore.
The continued revenue in the third, fourth and fifth weeks has allowed the film to build a substantial cumulative total.
This combination of a powerful opening and sustained long-term performance has been central to its success.
Conclusion
Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues its impressive theatrical run in India after completing 30 days in cinemas.
The Tom Holland-starrer earned Rs 1.16 crore net on Day 30, taking its India net collection to Rs 490.21 crore and gross collection to Rs 586.06 crore.
The film has recorded a worldwide gross of Rs 2,185.30 crore, while its performance in North America has also remained strong.
With less than Rs 10 crore separating the film from the Rs 500-crore India net milestone, the coming days could bring another major achievement.
Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Tom Holland, Zendaya, Jon Bernthal, Jacob Batalon and Sadie Sink, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has demonstrated remarkable staying power at the box office.
Its steady fifth-week performance shows that audience interest remains strong, making the film one of the year’s major global theatrical successes.