'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Shatters Baahubali 2's 9-Year Record with ₹35 Crore Day 10 Haul
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is rewriting box office history in India as the latest superhero spectacle, Spider-Man: Brand New Day, continues its unstoppable winning streak in theaters. Starring Tom Holland in the iconic titular role, the Hollywood blockbuster has captured the imagination of Indian moviegoers, defying standard weekday trends and exploding with phenomenal numbers. In a landmark development that has stunned trade analysts, the film has officially broken a towering nine-year-old collection record previously held by SS Rajamouli's pan-India magnum opus, Baahubali 2: The Conclusion.
Breaking the Record: Day 10 Box Office Explosion
While weekend surges are common for major theatrical releases, Spider-Man: Brand New Day took box office performance to an entirely unprecedented level. According to early box office tracking reports by SacNilk, the superhero flick raked in an astounding ₹35 crore on its second Saturday (Day 10) in the Indian market. This monumental single-day collection officially surpassed the legendary tenth-day domestic haul of Baahubali 2, which had historically collected around ₹34 crore during its record-shattering theatrical run back in 2017, marking a historic milestone for Hollywood releases in the country.
Massive 106% Jump and the Journey Toward the ₹500 Crore Club
The sheer momentum behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day is highlighted by its extraordinary growth trajectory. After maintaining solid double-digit collections throughout its first week, the film recorded an astronomical 106 percent surge in earnings on Saturday compared to its Friday collections of ₹15 crore. With this explosive weekend boost, the film's cumulative gross box office collections in India have skyrocketed past the ₹455 crore mark. Given the current packed theater occupancy and phenomenal word-of-mouth, trade experts predict that the film will comfortably cruise past the coveted ₹500 crore milestone by the end of its second weekend.
