Spider-Man Brand New Day collected ₹58.4 crore gross on Day 2, taking its two-day cumulative gross to ₹131 crore. Registering an exceptional 20% drop from its historic opening day despite opening on a working Thursday, the film has demonstrated outstanding audience acceptance and strong word-of-mouth, setting the stage for a massive weekend.
 
With a two-day gross of ₹131 crore, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is already the second-highest grossing Hollywood release of 2026 in India. In just two days, it has also surpassed the lifetime box office collections of every previous Spider-Man and Sony Pictures Entertainment title in India, with the exception of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
 
The film has resonated with audiences across the country. While the English version continues to lead, the Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada dubbed versions have also delivered an exceptional response, reflecting Spider-Man's enduring appeal across regions, languages and demographics.

The film's remarkable performance has been driven by a combination of extraordinary audience demand, a record-breaking nationwide release strategy and an industry-leading marketing campaign. Released across 5,000+ screens, the widest release ever for a Hollywood film in India, the film benefited from close collaboration with exhibition partners across the country, resulting in the highest number of shows ever programmed for any film in India and unprecedented nationwide reach.
 
The release was preceded by an ambitious 360-degree marketing campaign that transformed Spider-Man: Brand New Day into one of the country's biggest entertainment events. From immersive fan experiences and collaborations with leading cricketers, celebrities, music artists and marquee brands to innovative digital and social activations, the campaign generated nationwide conversation and excitement, helping convert extraordinary anticipation into record-breaking theatrical admissions.
 
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