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Day‑1 Box Office for ‘Sigma’: Jason Sajay’s Directorial Debut with Sundeep Kishan Opens Strong
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 04:33 AM
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The film ‘Sigma’, directed by debutant Jason Sajay and starring Sundeep Kishan, opened today and its day‑one earnings are being reported live.
The Tamil‑language action thriller ‘Sigma’ hit theatres across India on Friday, marking the directorial debut of Jason Sajay, who is backed by veteran actor‑producer Vijay. The film stars Sundeep Kishan in the lead role and features a supporting cast of established names.
Box‑office data for the opening day is being tracked in real time by trade analysts. Early reports indicate that the film has drawn sizable audiences in major metros and tier‑2 cities, reflecting strong pre‑release buzz.
Industry sources say that the opening collections are expected to set a solid benchmark for the film’s weekend performance, though final figures will be confirmed after the close of business today.
The release follows a high‑profile promotional campaign that highlighted Sajay’s transition from assistant director to helming his own project, with Vijay’s involvement adding further star power.
‘Sigma’ will continue to run in multiplexes and single‑screen theatres over the weekend, with distributors monitoring audience response closely.
Box‑office data for the opening day is being tracked in real time by trade analysts. Early reports indicate that the film has drawn sizable audiences in major metros and tier‑2 cities, reflecting strong pre‑release buzz.
Industry sources say that the opening collections are expected to set a solid benchmark for the film’s weekend performance, though final figures will be confirmed after the close of business today.
The release follows a high‑profile promotional campaign that highlighted Sajay’s transition from assistant director to helming his own project, with Vijay’s involvement adding further star power.
‘Sigma’ will continue to run in multiplexes and single‑screen theatres over the weekend, with distributors monitoring audience response closely.