Marco Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 19 Prediction: Will Unni Mukundan's Film Hit 95Cr Mark Today?

Marco Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 19 Prediction: Coinciding with the Christmas week, Marco was released in theaters on December 20, 2024. Unni Mukundan's film made history by becoming the first Indian movie to receive an R21 rating from the Singapore censor board. An R21 rating indicates that the film is suitable for viewers aged 21 and above, due to its graphic content, including blood and violence. Has Marco crossed the 100 Crore mark at the worldwide box office? As weekdays begin, the film is expected to see a gradual rise. Let's take a look at the worldwide box office predictions for Marco on Day 19 (today).

Marco Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 18

According to Sacnilk's report, Marco saw a hike of Rs. 2.20 Crore at the worldwide box office on Day 18, grossing a total amount of Rs. 93.20 Crore. The overseas collection of Marco as per Day 18 is Rs. 31.25 Crore. While the India gross collection is Rs. 61.95 Crore.

Marco Worldwide Box Office Collection Day 19 (Today) Prediction

According to reports, Marco experienced a rise of approximately 4 crore on Saturday, followed by a 5 crore increase on Sunday, and a 2.20 crore boost on Monday. However, it is expected that the film will see a dip in collections on Tuesday, as it is a weekday. Projections suggest that Marco will earn between 1.5-2 crore on Tuesday, bringing its total worldwide earnings to around Rs. 95-96 crore. We will need to wait until the end of the day for the final box office report to arrive.

Producer Clarifies Marco's OTT Release Date Rumors

There has been rumors on social media that Marco's digital rights have been sold to Netflix. However, the claims are debunked by the producer Sharif Muhammed. In the Facebook post shared by lead actor Unni Mukundan, Sharif said, "Let us clarify that as of now, we have not signed any agreements or confirmed any deals with any OTT platforms. Any claims of news stating otherwise are entirely fake and misleading (sic)." He further asked people to stop spreading the rumors and rather celebrate it in theaters.