The heist action-comedy Sigma, which marks the directorial debut of Jason Sanjay, has recorded a net collection of Rs 8.32 crore in India after completing its first eight days in theatres. According to data from industry tracker Sacnilk, the film, which was released on October 2, 2026, has also achieved a worldwide gross collection of Rs 9.44 crore across 11,155 reported shows.
The film saw its strongest performance on its opening day, pulling in Rs 2.70 crore in gross collections. Following this, the movie experienced a decline in earnings as it moved through the subsequent weekdays. After recording a first-week gross total of Rs 8.23 crore, the film added an additional Rs 9 lakh in net earnings on its second Friday, October 9, when it played across 202 shows with an occupancy rate of 18.8 percent.
Occupancy figures for the film fluctuated throughout the week. While the opening day saw a 31.1 percent occupancy rate across 1,813 shows, the numbers dipped during the weekdays, hovering between 17.1 percent and 17.6 percent. The story, written by Jason Sanjay, follows the protagonist Guru, played by Sundeep Kishan. The plot centers on his attempt to resolve his family's financial liabilities by entering the underground world of illegal casinos and backdoor gambling.
The supporting cast of Sigma features Faria Abdullah as RJ Sam, Raju Sundaram as Dr. Neil, and Sampath Raj as Veerayya Reddy. The film combines elements of crime and comedy as the protagonist struggles to save his family home amidst significant mounting debt. While these box office figures provide a representation of the film's performance, they remain approximate and may be subject to updates as official studio data and international market reports are finalized.
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