Archive · 5 Oct 2026
Jason Sanjay’s Sigma Opens Slowly, Reaches Rs 6.10 Crore
Sigma is the first movie Jason Sanjay has directed.
It opened in cinemas on October 2.
A trade website reported that it earned Rs 2.35 crore after deductions on its first day in India.
After three days, it had earned Rs 5.35 crore nett and Rs 6.10 crore gross.
Its Day 3 earnings were Rs 1.50 crore nett, the same as on Day 2.
The Tamil version brought in more than the Telugu version on both the first day and Day 3.
Sanjay has said people will talk about his family background, but he wants his own work to show his ideas as a filmmaker.
Jason Sanjay’s directorial debut Sigma opened in cinemas on October 2.
The film earned Rs 2.35 crore nett on its first day and Rs 5.35 crore nett over three days in India.
Its India gross reached Rs 6.10 crore after three days; Day 3 earnings were Rs 1.50 crore nett.
Tamil was the leading language version, earning Rs 1.50 crore nett on Day 1 and Rs 95 lakh on Day 3.
Sanjay said his family background would remain part of the conversation but that he wanted his work to express his own vision.
- Who
- Jason Sanjay directed Sigma, starring Sundeep Kishan and Faria Abdullah.
- What
- Sigma earned Rs 5.35 crore nett and Rs 6.10 crore gross in India over its first three days.
- When
- The film opened on October 2; the year is not stated. Day 3 was Sunday.
- Where
- Cinemas across India.
- Why
- The articles report the film’s early box-office performance and Sanjay’s comments about expectations tied to his family background.
Family Background
Individual Filmmaking
How Sanjay wants to be seen
Family Background
Sanjay acknowledged that his family background, including his father’s political career, would inevitably remain part of the conversation.
Individual Filmmaking
He said he was making his own film and wanted his work to express his vision and make his mark in the industry.
- Director
- Jason Sanjay
- Film
- Sigma
- Opening date
- October 2; year not stated
- India collection after three days
- Rs 5.35 crore nett; Rs 6.10 crore gross
- Day 1 collection
- Rs 2.35 crore nett; Rs 2.70 crore gross
- Day 3 collection
- Rs 1.50 crore nett; 23.6 per cent overall occupancy across 1,753 shows
- Day 3 footfalls
- 149,651; total after three days: 515,512
- Day 3 language collections
- Tamil: Rs 95 lakh; Telugu: Rs 55 lakh
