Spider-Man: Brand New Day Advance Booking: Massive Response Continues; Sells 186,540 Tickets in National Chains With 7 Days Still to Go
Marvel and Sony's Spider-Man: Brand New Day is gearing up for a thunderous start at the Indian box office. The Tom Holland starrer has already registered phenomenal advance bookings, underlining the massive anticipation surrounding the next chapter in the Spider-Man franchise.
As per the latest tracking, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has sold an outstanding 186,540 tickets across PVR INOX and Cinepolis till 6:00 PM, with seven days still remaining before release. The pace of bookings has been exceptional and indicates that the film is headed for one of the biggest Hollywood openings ever in India.
The advance booking momentum continues to strengthen with each passing day, and trade expects the film to witness another major surge over the final weekend before release. Premium formats including IMAX, 4DX and other large-screen experiences are witnessing strong demand, further boosting the film's opening prospects.
Based on the current trend, Spider-Man: Brand New Day is forecast to open in the ₹45–50 crore nett range in India, which would place it among the biggest Hollywood openers of all time. While the final figure will depend on spot bookings and occupancy on release day, the film is comfortably tracking for a gigantic start.
With Tom Holland returning as the iconic web-slinger and Marvel fans eagerly awaiting the next chapter, Spider-Man: Brand New Day appears all set to dominate the box office from Day 1 and set the stage for a blockbuster opening weekend.
Day 1 Forecast: ₹45–50 Crore Nett (India) (Early Projection)
Advance Booking Update (Till 6:00 PM): 186,540 Tickets Sold in National Chains (PVR INOX & Cinepolis)
— CineInfinity
Box Office. Beyond Limits.
Disclaimer: The box office figures are compiled from various trade sources and internal research. The figures are approximate and indicative in nature. CineInfinity does not claim absolute accuracy but believes these figures fairly reflect the box office performance of the film(s).
