Marco Box Office Day 14 Prediction (Hindi): Unni Mukundan’s Film To Have Steady Growth; To Cross 5Cr Today

Marco Box Office Collection Day 14 Prediction (Hindi): Unni Mukundan's recent release Marco has been one of the most talked about releases of the year. Directed by Haneed Adeni, Marco is an action thriller which has been the talk of the town owing to its impressive trailer. Apart from Unni Mukundan, Marco also features Siddique, Jagadish, Abhimanyu S Thilakan, Kabir Duhan Singh, Anson Paul and Yukti Tareja in the lead. Interestingly, Marco has been touted to be the most violent films of Indian Cinema.

Marco happens to be a Malayalam film which has been dubbed in Hindi and the movie has opened to rave reviews in both languages. In fact, the Hindi speaking market has been in absolute awe of the action thriller and received a decent response despite having a competition from Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2 and Varun Dhawan's Baby John And now, it is expected to end the second week on a good note.

Marco Box Office Collection Day 13 (Hindi)

Interestingly, Marco, which started on a low note in the Hindi market, has picked up pace in the second week. According to a report published in Sacnilk, Marco recorded the highest single day collection lately after it minted Rs 1.15 crores on day 13 (second Wednesday) which took the overall collections of the movie to Rs 4.28 crores in the Hindi market. This isn't all. It has become the highest grossing Malayalam movie dubbed in Hindi.

Marco Box Office Collection Day 14 Prediction (Hindi)

Going by the trends, Marco is likely to have steady hold at the box office today (day 14/ second Thursday). The movie is expected to mint Rs 1-1.5 crores today and will be crossing Rs 5 crores mark in the Hindi market.

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"