Martin Box Office Collection Day 2 Prediction: Dhruva Sarja's Dual Role Actioner To Score Big On First Weekend

Martin Box Office Collection Prediction Day 2: Featuring Dhruva Sarja in a beefed-up and exciting new look, Martin is a pan-India film written by Arjun Sarja and directed by A.P. Arjun. The movie was released worldwide in five languages on October 11 amid decent expectations. In the movie, Dhruva Sarja played a dual role. The movie earned mixed to negative reviews from critics and fans.

Martin was made on a budget of Rs 150 Crore and people called it a 'Sasti KFG' which means a cheap version of KGF, comparing the two when Dhruva Sarja-starrer trailer was released. The movie is loaded with over-the-top dialogues, background score, and action sequences.

Martin Synopsis
Martin is the story of Lt. Brigader Arjun Saxena, who goes from Pakistan to India to fight personal and professional battles. Saxena is determined to fight the Black market dealers working with terrorists while tracing who he is.

Martin Box Office Collection Prediction

Dhruva Sarja's action-thriller opened to solid expectations and the box office collection is promising. The first weekend is looking positive for the movie. Check out the day-wise box office collection (India) below.

Day 1: Rs 6.2 Crore
Day 2: Rs 0.11 Crore (Estimates)

Total 2 Days Collection: Rs 6.31 Crore (approximately)

Martin Cast
The movie stars Dhruva Sarja in a dual role as Arjun Saxena and Martin. Vaibhavi Shandilya played Preeti, Achyuth Kumar as Navy officer Ashok Kumar, Anveshi Jain, Sukrutha Wagle, Chikkanna, Yogesh, Sadhu Kokila, Sharath Lohithaswa, Malavika Avinash, Ashutosh Rana, Nikitin Dheer, Nawab Shah, Rohit Pathak, Daniel Caltagirone, and Nathan Jones among others in key roles.

Martin Crew
Written by Arjun Sarja, the movie Martin was directed by A.P. Arjun. Uday K. Mehta bankrolled the movie under Vasavi Enterprises and Uday K. Mehta Productions banners. Mani Sharma worked on the film's songs while Ravi Basrur composed the movie's background score. Satya Hegde cranked the camera and K.M. Prakash worked as the editor.