Marakkar Full Movie Leaked Online For Free Download
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oi-Sruthi Hemachandran
By Filmibeat Desk
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One
of
the
highly
awaited
Malayalam
films,
Marakkar:
Arabikadalinte
Simham
(Marakkar:
Lion
of
the
Arabian
Sea)
is
finally
out
in
theatres.
Starring
Mohanlal,
Pranav
Mohanlal,
Manju
Warrier,
Keerthy
Suresh,
Kalyani
Priyadarshan
in
key
roles,
the
epic
war
drama
has
been
getting
mixed
response
from
the
audiences.
Amidst
all
the
hustle
and
bustle,
Marakkar:
Arabikadalinte
Simham
has
also
leaked
on
infamous
piracy
based
websites
including
Telegram,
Tamilrockers
and
Movierulz,
which
might
now
hinder
the
film's
collection
at
the
box
office.
Well,
this
is
not
the
first
time
when
a
Malayalam
film
released
in
theatres
or
streaming
platforms
has
leaked
online
within
hours.
Earlier,
films
like
One,
The
Priest
and
OTT
releases
like
Kuruthi,
Kanakam
Kaamini
Kalaham
had
also
fallen
prey
to
piracy.
Coming
back
to
Marakkar,
though
the
film
has
enthralled
audiences
with
its
spectacular
visualization
and
performances
of
the
actors,
looks
like
the
narration
and
the
scripting
were
a
big
led
down.
On
the
flip
side,
Mohanlal
fans
who
were
eagerly
waiting
for
the
film
for
years,
are
now
highly
thrilled
with
the
release
and
have
been
expressing
their
excitement
through
their
respective
social
media
handles.
Marakkar
directed
by
Priyadarshan
has
hit
the
cinemas
after
two
long
years
of
wait.
The
film
has
released
in
5
languages
including
Malayalam,
Tamil,
Telugu,
English,
Kannada,
on
more
than
4000
screens.
The
Mohanlal-starrer
reportedly
will
have
around
16000
shows
each
day.
In
Kerala,
the
film
has
released
on
626
screens.
The
leading
man
had
recently
announced
that
the
film
will
be
out
on
OTT
platforms
post
its
theatrical
run.
Touted
to
be
the
most
expensive
film
of
Mollywood,
Marakkar
was
previously
planned
to
release
on
a
streaming
platform,
however,
owing
to
the
immense
support
from
all
corners,
the
makers
decided
to
present
the
film
on
the
big
screens
as
promised
initially.
Marakkar
backed
by
Antony
Perumbavoor
under
Aashirvad
Cinemas
has
bagged
six
national
awards
already.