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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Box Office Collection Day 7: Sony and Marvel’s latest superhero movie, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, has achieved an astonishing milestone at the cinema. In just seven days since its theatrical release, the feature starring Tom Holland and Zendaya has reportedly crossed $1.155 billion worldwide.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has now officially surpassed Disney’s Toy Story 5 ($1.067 billion) to become the highest-grossing movie of 2026.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day US Box Office Collection

The sequel has shattered multiple theatrical records across North America. To date, the Hollywood movie according to reports in Variety has generated $449 million domestically alongside $706.3 million internationally.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day secured the biggest domestic debut in box office history with $360 million, as well as the second-largest global debut of all time with $932 million.

It stands as the fastest film ever to reach $400 million in North America, accomplishing the feat in just four days. Additionally, it became the second-quickest film in history to pass $1 billion globally, taking just six days behind only 2019’s Avengers: Endgame.

The film's momentum shows no sign of slowing down. It achieved the highest-grossing Monday in domestic history with $47 million, surpassing Black Panther's previous record of $40 million.

It followed that up by delivering the biggest domestic Tuesday ever with $42 million.

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Indian Box Office Collection

Day India Net Collection Shows
Day 1 (Thursday) ₹60.60 Cr 17,250
Day 2 (Friday) ₹49.35 Cr 16,902
Day 3 (Saturday) ₹70.25 Cr 17,703
Day 4 (Sunday) ₹77.75 Cr 18,051
Day 5 (Monday) ₹23.80 Cr 16,874
Day 6 (Tuesday) ₹21.50 Cr 16,793
Day 7 (Wednesday) ₹15.20 Cr 16,725
Total Net Collection ₹318.45 Cr

The blockbuster has also posted exceptional numbers in India. On Day 7, the Spider-Man: Brand New Day according to Sacnilk, collected a net of Rs 15.20 crore across 16,725 shows. This brings its total India gross collection to Rs 380.78 crore and its net collection to Rs 318.45 crore.

Tom Holland's movie continues to enjoy high theatre occupancy across multiple languages, particularly in English and Hindi dubs.


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