Tom Holland’s much-anticipated film Spider-Man: Brand New Day has finally hit theatres on Thursday, July 30, 2026. Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, the film has been released a day early in India, while its worldwide theatrical release is scheduled for July 31. The superhero film has undergone a few changes ahead of its India release.
For the unversed, the CBFC has granted it a U/A 13+ certificate and asked the makers to make a few changes. Read on to know what has been changed in the film.
Spider-Man Brand New Day: What changed in Tom Holland and Zendaya’s film?
The fourth instalment in Tom Holland’s Spider-Man film series, Spider-Man Brand New Day, received a U/A 13+ certificate from the CBFC’s Mumbai regional office. It has a certified runtime of 144.52 minutes (2 hours and 24 minutes). The makers were directed to remove an eight-second sequence from the film that was found to be a titillating sensual act, while a separate three-second sequence that was not deemed titillating was permitted.
According to ANI, the eight-second scene was found to be inappropriate for children below the age of 13 and was removed in compliance with the Cinematograph Act and Rules.
More about Spider-Man Brand New Day
The story of Spider-Man Brand New Day is set four years after the events of Spider-Man: No Way Home. In this film, Peter Parker (Tom Holland) is now alone, as no one remembers him in the world. He continues to protect New York City as Spider-Man while going through a strange physical transformation.
The Hollywood film has been released in multiple languages, including English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada.
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