Spider-Man: Brand New Day finally smashed the all-time record at the Indian box office. The Tom Holland starrer bagged the title of the highest-grossing Hollywood film of all time, surpassing the record of Avatar: The Way of Water. Spider-Man: Brand New Day added around Rs. 40 crore to the tally on its second Sunday, bringing its total cume to Rs. 485 crore gross at the Indian box office.  Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, Spider-Man: Brand New Day took just 11 days to beat Avatar: The Way of Water's lifetime cume of Rs. 465 crore. Since Jurassic Park in 1994, 11 movies have emerged as all-time grossers at the Indian box office. Jurassic Park is said to be the revolutionary success in India, being the first film to be dubbed locally. Before that, films were released in English versions only. There is little known about what film held the record before Jurassic Park.  Jurassic Park was later surpassed by the 1998 release, Titanic, which became the first Hollywood film to hit Rs. 50 crore in India. The first Hollywood film to cross the Rs. 100 crore mark in India was also a James Cameron-directed film, Avatar, which smashed nearly Rs. 130 crore. The record was renewed by Furious 7, by grossing Rs. 151 crore. After which, The Jungle Book not only smashed the Rs. 200 crore club but also the Rs. 250 crore club. It went on to collect Rs. 261 crore in India. Avengers: Infinity War renewed this record and came so close to inaugurating the Rs. 300 crore mark, but it remaine