Spider-Man: Brand New Day is turning into an unprecedented box-office blockbuster, with the Tom Holland-led superhero film creating history in India while continuing its phenomenal run worldwide.

The film has officially crossed the ₹500 crore gross mark in India, making it the biggest-grossing Hollywood film in the country. Sony Pictures India has officially celebrated the milestone, calling it India's biggest Hollywood blockbuster. The achievement has come during the film's second weekend, underlining the extraordinary hold Brand New Day has established across the Indian market.

The film's performance is particularly remarkable because it has managed to achieve this feat across multiple versions. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is running in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada, with the dubbed versions playing a major role in expanding its reach. The character's enormous popularity in India, combined with the franchise's massive fan base, has translated into extraordinary theatrical demand.

The worldwide numbers are equally staggering. According to Box Office Mojo, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has grossed $1.665 billion worldwide, including $655.09 million from North America and $1.01 billion from international markets. The Numbers also places the film at $1.665 billion, making it the No. 1 worldwide grosser among 2026 releases.

The film has therefore comfortably moved ahead of this year's other billion-dollar blockbusters, with The Odyssey at $1.105 billion and Toy Story 5 at $1.094 billion. Brand New Day has established a massive lead at the top of the 2026 worldwide box-office chart.

With the film continuing to run strongly in India and several international markets, the box-office journey is far from over. What started as another major Spider-Man release has now become a historic theatrical phenomenon, with Spider-Man: Brand New Day proving once again that the web-slinger remains one of the most powerful global movie brands.

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