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Sundeep Kishan Praises Jason Sanjay’s Directorial Debut Sigma
Sigma is a new movie directed by Jason Sanjay.
It is his first time directing a film.
Sundeep Kishan, who acts in the movie, liked Jason’s ideas and storytelling.
He said Jason was confident and passionate when explaining the story.
Sundeep also said Jason made the movie feel like his own work.
Jason is the son of actor-turned-Chief Minister Vijay and the grandson of filmmaker S A Chandrasekhar.
The movie combines action and comedy and also stars Faria Abdullah.
It was released on October 1 after its earlier July release was postponed.
Sigma marks Jason Sanjay’s directorial debut and releases on October 1.
Lead actor Sundeep Kishan praised Jason’s originality, storytelling and confidence.
Kishan said the filmmaker was not weighed down by his family legacy.
Sigma is an episodic action comedy starring Sundeep Kishan and Faria Abdullah.
The film’s release moved from July after Jana Nayagan was scheduled for that window.
- Who
- Jason Sanjay directed Sigma, with Sundeep Kishan and Faria Abdullah in the lead roles.
- What
- Sigma, an episodic action comedy, marks Jason Sanjay’s directorial debut.
- Where
- Sigma was released in cinemas.
- When
- The film released on October 1; it was originally scheduled for July.
- Why
- Its release was postponed after Jana Nayagan was scheduled to occupy the July window.
Key facts
- Director
- Jason Sanjay
- Lead cast
- Sundeep Kishan and Faria Abdullah
- Genre
- Episodic action comedy
- Producer
- Subaskaran for Lyca Productions
- Music
- Thaman
- Cinematography
- Krishnan Vasant
- Certification
- U/A
- Release date
- October 1
Quotes
Sundeep Kishan
Lead actor of Sigma, speaking about Jason Sanjay’s directorial approach
“Jason wasn't under any legacy pressure of his star father Vijay or director grandfather. After five minutes into the film, Sigma clearly projects it as Jason's film.”
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“Jason's storytelling session was amazing. It built my confidence. Jason was confident and passionate as he narrated it over two hours.”
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