When Sundeep Kishan first watched Jason Sanjay’s rough cut, he told NDTV that the raw energy was unmistakable. The young director’s knack for weaving humor into high‑octane action left the veteran actor craving more.
Jason spent two hours narrating the script, pacing the beats like a seasoned storyteller. Sundeep said the confidence in every line made him feel the film was already a winner, even before the camera rolled. The way Jason re‑imagined each scene, swapping conventional tropes for fresh twists, was a revelation.
He’s the son of superstar‑turned‑Chief Minister Vijay, yet Sundeep insists Jason’s first love is cinema itself, not politics or legacy. "He’s not carrying a family name like a weight; he’s carrying a film," Sundeep joked.
Produced by Lyca under the banner of Subaskaran, Sigma boasts Thaman’s punchy score and Krishnan Vasant’s crisp visuals. The U/A certification means it’s family‑friendly while still packing a punch.
The film was originally slated for July, but Vijay’s own Jana Nayagan, delayed over certification scrapes, took the slot. With the political calendar reshuffled, the producers pushed Sigma to October 1, hoping to avoid the electoral buzz.
Sundeep himself is juggling a slate that includes Telugu hits Power Peta and the martial‑arts drama Karikala I & II. Fans will soon see whether his confidence in Jason’s debut translates into box‑office gold.