Sigma Day 4 Box Office: Jason Sanjay’s Debut Records Rs 6 Crore Monday Collection In India

Sigma, the directorial debut of Jason Sanjay, son of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, continued to face a challenging run at the Indian box office on its first Monday. Released on October 2, the Tamil film recorded a net collection of ₹0.84 crore on Day 4 across 1,520 shows, according to Sacnilk. With the Monday business added to its opening weekend, the film’s total India net collection reached ₹6.19 crore, while its India gross collection stood at ₹7.04 crore. The figures indicate a significant slowdown after the film’s opening day as it entered the crucial weekday phase of its theatrical run.

The film opened in cinemas on October 2 with an India net collection of ₹2.35 crore. It was followed by collections of ₹1.50 crore on Saturday and another ₹1.50 crore on Sunday. The weekend figures gave Sigma an initial India net total of ₹5.35 crore before the Monday business was added. However, the drop to ₹0.84 crore on the first working day highlights the difficulty faced by the film in maintaining the momentum generated during the opening weekend. Monday collections are generally considered an important indicator of a film’s ability to sustain audience interest after the initial release period.

According to the available Day 4 figures, Sigma registered ₹0.84 crore in net domestic collections from 1,520 shows. After adding the first four days, the film’s India net total stood at ₹6.19 crore, while its gross total reached ₹7.04 crore. The difference between net and gross collections reflects deductions such as taxes from the theatrical revenue. As the film moves further into its first week, its performance will depend on whether it can maintain occupancy during regular weekdays and benefit from audiences who choose to watch it after the opening rush has subsided.

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The film’s theatrical journey has also drawn attention because it marks Jason Sanjay’s first film as a director. His entry into filmmaking has naturally generated interest because of his family background, with his father Vijay being one of Tamil cinema’s biggest stars and a prominent political figure. However, the box-office performance of Sigma is being assessed separately from the attention surrounding its lead-up and release. The early figures suggest that the film has opened to relatively modest numbers, putting greater importance on its performance over the remainder of the first week and during subsequent weekends.

Jason also received a public show of support from his father around the film’s release. During a roadshow on Friday, Vijay acknowledged his son’s directorial debut in front of supporters and members of the public. A party volunteer handed the actor-politician a framed photograph of Jason Sanjay associated with Sigma. Vijay then raised the framed picture above his head, displaying it to the crowd. The gesture was captured on video and subsequently shared online, drawing attention amid the film’s theatrical release. The moment offered a public endorsement of Jason as he began his career behind the camera.

With four days of theatrical business now recorded, Sigma has crossed the ₹6 crore mark in India net collections but still faces the challenge of building stronger momentum during the weekdays. Its opening-day collection of ₹2.35 crore remains the strongest single-day figure among its first four days, while the subsequent decline reflects the pressure of sustaining audience turnout after the weekend. The film’s final first-week total will provide a clearer indication of its theatrical trajectory, particularly as it competes for screens and audiences during the ongoing release period. For now, Sigma stands at ₹6.19 crore net and ₹7.04 crore gross in India after Day 4, with its Monday performance showing the impact of the weekday slowdown.

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