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Tom Holland, Jon Bernthal thanks Pakistani fans as Spider-Man: Brand New Day nears release

Film is scheduled to release in cinemas across Pakistan on July 31.

A wave of excitement has hit Spider-Man fans in Pakistan after Hollywood stars Tom Holland and Jon Bernthal shared a special message ahead of the upcoming sequel Spider-Man: Brand New Day, building anticipation for the film’s release later this month.

Tom Holland opened the message by thanking Pakistani audiences for their long-standing support of the franchise.

“Hello Pakistan! Thank you for watching the Spider-Man series and for showing so much love over the years,” he said, acknowledging the global fanbase’s role in the series’ continued success. He also credited audience enthusiasm for the record-breaking performance of Spider-Man: No Way Home.

 

 

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Jon Bernthal followed with a message encouraging fans to continue their support for the new installment, expressing confidence that the upcoming sequel will resonate strongly with audiences worldwide.

The film is scheduled to release in cinemas across Pakistan on July 31.

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