Marty Supreme Box Office Day 15 Collection: Sports Drama Enters Third Week with Steady Momentum

While the film is no longer seeing big daily numbers, it is maintaining consistency, which is a positive sign at this stage of its run.

Day 15 Box Office Collection

On Day 15 (Friday), Marty Supreme collected approximately $1.4 million at the domestic box office. This marks a slight improvement over Day 14, as expected, since Friday usually brings a small boost due to the weekend effect.

Morning shows were slow, especially in non-metro areas, but occupancy improved during afternoon, evening, and night shows. Multiplexes in urban centres once again led the way in collections, while smaller locations recorded limited but steady footfall.

Total Box Office Collection Till Day 15
With the Day 15 earnings added, the total domestic box office collection of Marty Supreme now stands at approximately $49.2 million.

Here is the updated box office performance summary:

* Opening Weekend (Day 1–3): $18.4 million
* First Week (Day 1–7): $32.8 million
* Second Weekend (Day 8–10): $9.5 million
* Day 11 (Monday): $1.6 million
* Day 12 (Tuesday): $1.4 million
* Day 13 (Wednesday): $1.3 million
* Day 14 (Thursday): $1.2 million
* Day 15 (Friday): $1.4 million
Reaching close to the $50 million mark in just over two weeks highlights the film’s strong hold and steady pace at the box office.

Audience Response and Trend

Audience response to Marty Supreme remains positive. The film’s realistic sports drama, emotional depth, and strong performances have connected well with viewers. Many audiences are recommending the film through word of mouth, which is helping it sustain collections even in its third week.

As the film enters its third week, collections are expected to slow gradually. However, the upcoming weekend could help Marty Supreme add a few more million dollars to its total if the current trend continues.

Crossing the $50 million mark now looks very achievable. Overall, Marty Supreme has entered its third week on a confident note and is shaping up to be a successful and respectable theatrical run driven by steady audience support rather than hype.