Malayalam film ‘Marco’ becomes India’s most violent film, competing with Allu Arjun’s ‘Pushpa 2’

Allu Arjun’s “Pushpa 2” made a grand entry in theaters on December 5 and started breaking records at the box office. However, the Malayalam film “Marco”, released on December 20, has caught the attention of the audience. “Marco” is being called the most violent film of India and it is leaving behind “Pushpa 2” in some states in terms of collections.

“Marco” broke record in Kerala

“Marco” grossed ₹25.25 crore in Kerala alone, surpassing the three-week collection of “Pushpa 2”. This figure reflects the popularity of the film and the tremendous response from the audience.

Why is “Marco” India’s most violent film?

“Marco” is a Malayalam action thriller film starring Unni Mukundan in the lead role.

• The film is considered to be India’s most violent film.
• Audiences say it has more bloodshed and violence than films like “Animal,” “Kill,” and “KGF.”
• According to a report in Manorama, some viewers became uncomfortable after seeing excessive violence in the film. A female audience even said that she vomited in the hall after seeing the violence in the film.
• Audiences have compared it to Hollywood films like “John Wick” and “Sin City”.

The film’s budget and earnings so far

The total budget of “Marco” is ₹30 crore, and the film has almost recovered its cost.

• First week box office collection:
  • Day 1: ₹4.3 crore
  • Day 2: ₹4.65 crore
  • Day 3: ₹5.2 crore
  • Day 4: ₹3.9 crore
  • Day five: ₹3.5 crore
  • Day seven: ₹2.50 crore

Overall, the film has grossed ₹27 crore so far.

Film direction and popularity

“Marco” is directed by Hanif Adeni. His directorial style has made the film extremely attractive and action-packed.

• The film’s storyline and spectacular visual effects have made it a major project of the Malayalam film industry.
• The dangerous action and intense violence of “Marco” gives it a unique identity.

“Pushpa 2” vs “Marco”: Box office clash

While “Pushpa 2” has created huge records at the national level, “Marco” has left a deep mark in the regional market.

• The popularity of “Pushpa 2” is making it successful across the country.
• On the other hand, “Marco” has made its place especially in South India on the basis of violence and action.