Marco (Hindi) Collection Day 26: Did Unni Mukundan's Violent Film Meet Expectations On Sankranti Holiday?

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Marco Box Office Collection Day 26 Hindi: The Hindi version of Unni Mukundan-starrer Malayalam-language actioner Marco has slowed down its pace at ticket counters amid reduced screens. Billed as India's most violent film, the Haneef Adeni directorial has been facing strong competition from other big recently-released films from different languages. Given the Makar Sankranti holiday, a hike in numbers was anticipated. Did the Hindi-dubbed version of Marco meet expectations? Let's take a look at its box office report card.

Marco (Hindi) Box Office Collection On Makar Sankranti Holiday

Starring Unni Mukundan, Yukti Thareja, Kabir Duhan Singh and Jagadish among others, Marco hit cinemas on 20th December 2024. After an underwhelming start, the Hindi version sent shockwaves of excitement among the audience in North. Marco, a standalone spinoff to the 2019 film 'Michael', gained a slight hike in numbers yesterday ahead of its 5th week.

According to Sacnilk, Marco recorded 18.42% jump on Makar Sankranti holiday, out of which the Hindi version raked in around Rs 30 lakhs. On the other hand, the Malayalam version netted Rs 13 lakh approx. Overall, the total nett collection is reported to be at Rs 12.41 cr in Hindi in and Rs 59.68 cr (including all languages) in 26 days.

Week 1: ₹ 0.28 cr

Week 2: ₹ 4.6 cr

Week 3: ₹ 5.92 cr

Day 22 (4th Fri): ₹ 0.23 cr

Day 23 (4th Sat): ₹ 0.42 cr

Day 24 (4th Sun): ₹ 0.43 cr

Day 25 (4th Mon): ₹ 0.23 cr

Day 26 (4th Tues): ₹ 0.30 cr

Total - Rs 12.41 CRORES!

Marco (Hindi) Lifetime Collection Prediction

Unni Mukundan's violent action-thriller 'Marco' is a sleeper-hit in the Hindi belt. Mounted on a budget of Rs 30 cr reportedly, the movie has already recovered its budget from the box office. Given the current trend, the film is steadily heading towards the Rs 15 cr-mark in Hindi. Marco (Hindi) is showing potential to close its theatrical run with a lifetime collection of Rs 15 cr.