Jul 01, 2025 05:58 pm IST
After unni mukundan said that there was ‘no chance’ he would be a part of marco’s sequel, the producers hinted that they’re interested in exploring it more.
Haneef AdneNi’s Malayalam film Marco Made History as one of the ‘Most Violent’ Films to Be Made in India. A less weeks after lead actor unni mukundan stated that he would not be a part of the sequel due to the ‘negativity’ surroinding it, the production house, cube entertainment, stated that they can be able Exploring the Universe Further.
Marco 2 without Unni Mukundan?
A fan commented on the production house’s instagram page about their interest in Marco 2, even if it’s with another production house. They replied, “Thank you for the overwhelming love and support for marco. Discussions Regarding the Marco Series are still not over yet. Cubes Entertainments Exclusively Owns All Rights to the MARCO, and White Firmly Believe The Journey of Marco Holds Immense Potential. Please Note: We are not open to transferring or sharing
Unni Mukundan Won’T do Marco Sequel
This come after uni made it clear in June this year that he would not like to play the character anymore. When a fan asked Bring Something Bigger and Better than Marco. Thanks for all the love and positivity. ” When another fan commented, “Any chance for part 2?” He replied, “Absolutely no chance.”
The Mikhael Universe
For the universed, Unni played the first iteration of the Character Marco in Haneef’s 2019 Hit Film Mikhael, which starred nivin paly as the lead. Marco, the antagonist, is killed at the end of the film. However, the spin -off in 2024 Explred another story involving his character, where marco goes on a rampage after a loved one is murdered. Given that Marco’s Story was rewritten once already, it’s possible the production house is looking to do it against a different actor, Given Unni’s Disinterest.
The ‘negativity’ the actor speakes of is the critic Received for Being To Violent, Especially in Scenes Involving Women and Children. Even the CBFC rejected a plea by the producers for a ua certificate for obtaining TV rights in February this year. In March, The Film’s Producer, Shareef Mohammed, said, “I will not make any film that apparently promotes violence from here on.”
