Spider-Man: No Way Home Day 3 Box Office Collection: Tom Holland Starrer Kick Starts With A Bang; Soon To Reach The 100 Crore Mark

The film Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer has sparked interest all across the world since its debut. Marvel movies have a rabid fan base, and fans can’t wait to get their hands on the latest releases. As a result, pre-bookings for Spider-Man: No Way Home began a week ago and were nearly sold out. For those who wanted to watch on the first day of the show’s debut, getting tickets was becoming increasingly difficult. Along with Tom Holland, Zendaya, Benedict Cumberbatch, Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina, and Jamie Foxx also have significant parts in Spider-Man: No Way Home. After filming 2017’s Homecoming and 2019’s Far From Home, director Jon Watts is back for the third episode.

On December 18th, the box office revenues for Spider-Man: No Way Home, featuring Tom Holland as the eponymous character, increased. In just three days, the film has surpassed the 79 crore barrier and is on its way to crossing the 100 crore milestone. After debuting at 32.67 crores on December 16th and collecting 20.37 crores on December 17th, the picture saw a resurgence on December 18th, grossing in the area of 26 crores.

According to reports, No Way Home saw solid growth on the weekend, with records expected to be in the 26 crore net range, granting it a three-day sum of 79 crore net plus and the greatest 3-day opening weekend in India since the global epidemic, surpassing Sooryavanshi from around 3 crore net. The third installment of the Spider-Man saga, Spider-Man: No Way Home, is the newest entry of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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Despite the fact that most cities are still at 50% occupancy, the film has broken numerous marks, with its Day 1 box office placing at No. 1 in Asia and No. 5 globally. Spider-Man: No Way Home had the second most populous presale ticket reservations for a single film item in the history of film showing, as per the Multiplex Association of India.