Spider-Man: Brand New Day has officially closed its theatrical run in India with a staggering Rs 643 crore gross — the highest ever for a Hollywood film in the country. Tom Holland’s latest superhero outing didn’t just break records. It rewrote them. The film pulled in Rs 585.25 crore (nett: Rs 483.50 crore), with 3D collections adding another Rs 58.5 crore to the total. That makes it the first non-Indian film to cross the 2 crore footfall mark in India, joining Titanic and Avengers: Endgame in that elite club. It also became the third-highest-grossing film of all time globally, raking in over USD 2.5 billion worldwide, with USD 1.565 billion from overseas and USD 960 million from North America alone. In the US, it’s now the top-grossing film ever at the box office. Pinkvilla reports these figures as trade estimates, not certified numbers, but they’re already shaping up to be among the most definitive in cinematic history. The film’s success isn’t just about money. It’s about momentum. With every frame, it proved that global franchises still command Indian audiences like no other. And now? The question isn’t whether Spider-Man will return, but how soon.