Yay! Spider-Man: No Way Home to Release Early in India

Spider-Man: No Way Home is indeed one of the biggest Marvel releases of 2021. The film stars Tom Holland, Zendaya, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jacob Batalon and Marisa Tomei. It’s the third Spider-Man movie in the MCU where we will see the multiverse on the big screen for the first time. Well, Indians will get to see the film before it releases in the US.

A few days ago, Marvel released the second trailer of Spider-Man: No Way Home. We met the iconic villains of previous Spidey movies – Doctor Ock, Green Goblin, Electro, Sandman and Lizard in the trailer. Thanks to the ardent excitement and unparalleled demand for India’s favourite super-hero, the big-ticket entertainer will have an earlier theatre debut, one day before the USA market.

The worldwide release date for Tom’s film is December 17. But Indians can watch the film a day before on the big screen. The release date in India for the MCU film is December 16. This news will make all the Marvel fans happier and more curious to catch the film on the big screen.

Spider-Man: No Way Home Trailer
Pic Credit: Spider-Man: No Way Home Trailer Still

On their Twitter page, Sony Pictures India shared, “We have some exciting news for all the Spider-Man & Marvel fans! Our favourite superhero will be swinging in one day earlier than the US! Catch #SpiderManNoWayHome on December 16 in English, Hindi, Tamil & Telugu.”

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Check out the tweet and new Spider-Man: No Way Home poster below:

Meanwhile, the rumours about Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield appearing in the MCU film are still not dying. Fans have become more confident after Doctor Ock says to Tom’s Spidey, “You’re not Peter”. Some even pointed out how cleverly Marvel edited out Tobey and Andrew from the new trailer. Well, we will find out more only when the film releases.

Are you excited to watch Spider-Man: No Way Home next month? Do let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

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Pooja Darade
Pooja Darade
A film journalist and editor. She enjoys listening to sad Hindi songs and watching comedy and horror movies.

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