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The resounding success of Pushpa 2: The Rule continues to create waves in Indian cinema, captivating audiences even weeks after its release. The film has managed to maintain strong footfalls across the country, with multiple centers reporting full-house bookings during weekends. This is a remarkable feat, especially for a dubbed movie, surpassing even the records set by industry giants like KGF. Only Baahubali 2: The Conclusion had previously achieved such sustained popularity, but now Pushpa 2 has joined the elite league with its extraordinary run.

Adding to the box office buzz is the Malayalam-dubbed film Marco, which is making significant inroads in the northern markets. Despite a relatively quiet opening, the movie has gained momentum through strong word of mouth, leading to increased shows in major metropolitan cities such as Mumbai, Kolkata, and Delhi. Notably, multiplexes and single screens have reduced screenings of other films, including Baby John, to accommodate the growing demand for Marco and Pushpa 2.

Marco has drawn attention for its intense portrayal of violence, which, while limiting its appeal among family audiences, has struck a chord with fans of action-packed cinema. The film’s riveting heroism, powerful background score, and mass appeal have resonated deeply with viewers. Though it falls under the revenge drama genre, its fresh and impactful narrative treatment has garnered critical acclaim.

Set for a grand Telugu release on January 1, Marco is anticipated to make a strong impact in the Tollywood market. Unni Mukundan, who has primarily been associated with medium-budget roles, is experiencing a career-defining moment with his performance in Marco. His portrayal has cemented his position as a major star, marking a bold departure from Malayalam cinema’s reputation for content-driven storytelling.

Directed by Aneef A. D., Marco proves that a film can succeed without conventional commercial elements or romantic duets. The director’s bold approach and innovative storytelling have earned him a reputation as a game-changer in the industry.

With no major Telugu releases slated until January 10, Marco is well-positioned to attract audiences, particularly in regions where the appetite for gritty, high-stakes cinema continues to grow. This unprecedented crossover appeal demonstrates the evolving tastes of Indian audiences and the increasing reach of regional cinema across linguistic and cultural boundaries.