New Delhi: Sigma had a modest second day at the Indian box office, with its earnings falling after a ₹2.35 crore net opening on Friday. Directed by Jason Sanjay in his directorial debut, the heist comedy stars Sundeep Kishan and Faria Abdullah in the lead roles.
The film collected ₹1.50 crore net in India on Saturday, taking its two-day domestic total to ₹3.85 crore. The Tamil version contributed more to the second-day earnings than the Telugu release, while overall audience occupancy also declined compared with Friday.
The film recorded 1,44,182 footfalls across tracked shows on Saturday.
Sigma Box Office Collection on Saturday
According to Sacnilk, Sigma earned ₹1.50 crore net in India on October 3. The film was screened across 1,802 shows and recorded an overall occupancy of 22.6% on its second day.
On Friday, Sigma opened with ₹2.35 crore net from 1,813 shows, registering 31.1% occupancy. Saturday’s collection was therefore around 36.2% lower than the opening-day figure.
With the latest numbers, the film’s two-day net collection stands at ₹3.85 crore, while its domestic gross collection has reached ₹4.40 crore. The movie recorded 1,44,182 footfalls on Saturday, taking its combined two-day footfall count to 3,65,861.
Tamil Version Performs Better Than Telugu
The Tamil version accounted for the larger share of Saturday’s earnings. It collected ₹95 lakh net from 916 shows, with overall occupancy of 26%.
The Telugu version earned ₹55 lakh net from 886 shows, recording 19% occupancy.
For Tamil 2D screenings, the overall occupancy was 35.79%. Morning shows recorded 24.92%, while afternoon screenings reached 33.08%. Evening shows registered 28.69%, and night shows recorded the highest occupancy of the day at 41.08%.
The Telugu 2D version recorded an overall occupancy of 15.68%. Morning shows stood at 14%, followed by 18.90% in the afternoon and 15.20% in the evening. Night screenings recorded 10% occupancy.
What Is Sigma About?
Sigma follows a librarian who finds himself under financial pressure while struggling to repay a debt. His efforts to resolve his problems eventually lead him into a dangerous criminal network.
The librarian becomes involved in a world involving drug dealers, illegal casinos and high-stakes heists. As he becomes increasingly entangled in the criminal setup, betrayals and double-crosses make it harder for him to find a way out.
The film marks Jason Sanjay’s first project as a director, with Sundeep Kishan and Faria Abdullah leading the cast.
Disclaimer
The box office figures mentioned in this article are based on the information provided in the source material and are intended for general informational purposes. Box office collections may be updated or revised as additional data becomes available. Actual figures can vary from initial estimates.