On the Pearle Maaney show, Jason laughed about the silence when his father might call after seeing "Sigma," joking that if the pause stretched a full minute he’d simply cut the line—"He's always quiet, takes his time," he said, a hint that even a father’s silence carries weight.
He made it clear that he wants audiences to judge the film on its own merit, not as the son of a political heavyweight. “I’m doing my own film in my small bubble, making my mark in the industry and delivering my vision,” he told Galatta Plus, insisting that after five minutes of watching, the only thing people will be focused on is the director’s name.
"Sigma" brings Sundeep Kishan and Faria Abdullah into a high‑octane narrative that blends sharp action sequences with contemporary themes. Critics who’ve seen the teaser say the film’s pacing feels fresh, and insiders claim the director’s vision could set a new benchmark for debut filmmakers.
Set for an Oct 2 release, the teaser campaign has already begun to stir excitement across social media, with fans debating whether the film will break conventional storytelling molds. The marketing team is leaning into the novelty of a political figure’s son stepping onto the director’s chair.
If Vijay does eventually call Jason after the premiere, the expectation is a mix of pride and constructive critique—a conversation that could signal a new chapter for the family and a fresh voice in Tamil cinema.