Marco Box Office Collection Day 13 Prediction (Hindi): Will Unni Mukundan’s Film Cross 4Cr Mark Today?

Marco Box Office Collection Day 13 Prediction (Hindi): Unni Mukundan has all the reasons to be on cloud nine. After all, his recent release Marco has got the tongues wagging since the first day itself. Directed by Haneef Adeni, Marco has been an action thriller and also features Siddique, Jagadish, Abhimanyu S Thilakan, Kabir Duhan Singh, Anson Paul and Yukti Tareja in the lead. Interestingly, the movie has been touted to be the most violent films of all times and has been winning hearts since its release.

To note, Marco, which has been a Malayalam action thriller, has been dubbed in Hindi language and has opened to rave reviews in both the languages. While Marco has managed to rule the box office in the Malayalam language, it has also been maintaining a strong hold at the box office in the Hindi speaking areas. In fact, despite competition from Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2 and Varun Dhawan's Baby John, the movie has been receiving a decent response at the box office

Marco Box Office Collection Day 12 (Hindi)

Interestingly, the new year eve came with a hike in collection for Marco which had seen a massive dip in numbers on the first Monday. According to a report published in Sacnilk, Marco, which earned Rs 55 lakhs on day 11(second Monday), minted Rs 60 lakhs yesterday (day 12/ second Tuesday) and took the overall collections of the movie to Rs 3.13 crores in the Hindi market

Marco Box Office Collection Day 13 Prediction (Hindi)

Given the trend, Marco is expected to have a steady hold at the box office in the Hindi market. The action thriller is expected to earn Rs 60-70 lakhs today (day 13/ second Wednesday) in the Hindi speaking areas. The movie is likely to inch closer to Rs 4 crores now.

Meanwhile, Marco producer Shareef Muhammed, in an interview with Red FM Malayalam, spoke about the violent content in the film and said, "The Censor team has not fully cut down the violence. They have only reduced the brutality. All violent scenes will have a varying range of brutality. And whenever the brutality was high, the Censor Board recommended to reduce it. It was more brutal, in some scenes. But that the Censor cut as it is against their rules"