Spider-Man Becomes Highest Grossing Hollywood Film in India
It's rare for a box office record to fall this quickly, but Spider-Man: Brand New Day has managed exactly that. The film has officially become the highest-grossing Hollywood film in Indian box office history, reaching the milestone in under two weeks.
How the Film Broke the Record
A strong Rs 40 crore haul on its second Sunday alone pushed Spider-Man: Brand New Day total collections to Rs 485 crore, edging past Avatar: The Way of Water's previous benchmark of Rs 465 crore. The standout element of this achievement isn't just the number - it's the speed. The film needed only 11 days to get there, a pace that very few Hollywood titles releasing in India have ever come close to matching.
Film Snapshot
|
Detail |
Information |
|---|---|
|
Film |
Spider-Man: Brand New Day |
|
Director |
Destin Daniel Cretton |
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Lead Actor |
Tom Holland |
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Time Taken to Break Record |
11 days |
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Previous Record Holder |
Avatar: The Way of Water (Rs 465 crore) |
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Current All-Time Total |
Rs 485 crore gross |
|
Second Sunday Collection |
Rs 40 crore |
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Next Target |
Rs 500 crore club |
Tracing the Record Through the Years
The chase for Hollywood's biggest box office collections in India number goes back to 1994, when Jurassic Park became the first Hollywood film to receive a Hindi dub for Indian audiences. Titanic later became the first to cross Rs 50 crore, and Avatar followed as the first to breach the Rs 100 crore mark.
From there, Furious 7 took the tally to Rs 151 crore, while The Jungle Book pushed past both the Rs 200 crore and Rs 250 crore milestones. Avengers: Infinity War came within touching distance of Rs 300 crore, before Avengers: Endgame raised the bar significantly to Rs 445 crore. Avatar: The Way of Water held onto the top spot most recently at Rs 465 crore - a record that has now been overtaken.
Also Read: Spider-Man: Brand New Day Crosses $1 Bn Global Box Office in 6 Days
Hollywood's Biggest India Box Office Earners
|
Title |
Year |
Gross |
|---|---|---|
|
Jurassic Park |
1994 |
Rs 22 cr |
|
Titanic |
1998 |
Rs 50 cr |
|
Spider-Man 3 |
2007 |
Rs 67 cr |
|
2012 |
2009 |
Rs 90 cr |
|
Avatar |
2009 |
Rs 130 cr |
|
Furious 7 |
2015 |
Rs 151 cr |
|
The Jungle Book |
2016 |
Rs 261 cr |
|
Avengers: Infinity War |
2018 |
Rs 298 cr |
|
Avengers: Endgame |
2019 |
Rs 445 cr |
|
Avatar: The Way of Water |
2022 |
Rs 465 cr |
|
Spider-Man: Brand New Day |
2026 |
Rs 485 cr (11 days) |
With the Rs 500 crore mark now well within reach, the spotlight is shifting to Avengers: Doomsday, as fans and trade watchers wait to see whether it can eventually take on Spider-Man's new record.
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