Marco Box Office Collection Day 15 (Hindi): Unni Mukundan’s Film Sees Hike In Numbers As It Enters Week 3

Marco Box Office Collection Day 15 (Hindi): Unni Mukundan is riding high with his latest film, Marco, capturing widespread attention and praise. This action-packed thriller, directed by Haneef Adeni, premiered on December 20 and has been received warmly both domestically and internationally. The film, which features Mukundan in a leading role, is being celebrated for its intense and gritty portrayal, marking it as one of the most hard-hitting entries in Indian cinema's history.

Marco has not only enthralled audiences with its captivating storyline but also with its star-studded cast including Siddique, Jagadish, Abhimanyu S Thilakan, Kabir Duhan Singh, Anson Paul, and Yukti Tareja. The film's trailer initially sparked significant interest and excitement, setting the stage for its successful run at the box office. Interestingly, Marco has expanded its reach beyond its original Malayalam version after it was dubbed in Hindi, allowing it to resonate with a wider audience and further solidify its status as a must-watch film. To note, Marco has been doing a decent business in the Hindi speaking market

Marco Starts Week 3 On A Good Note

Marco saw a significant drop in numbers after the new year celebrations as it minted Rs 65 lakhs in the Hindi market on day 14 (second Thursday). However, as Marco entered the third week it saw a slight hike in numbers at the box office.

Marco Box Office Collection Day 15 (Hindi)

According to a report published in Sacnilk, Marco made a collection of Rs 80 lakhs on day 14 (third Friday) and cross Rs 5 crores mark. In fact, Marco's total collection in the Hindi market now stands at Rs 5.73 crores

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"