Sigma
Action Crime Drama Tamil
A daring treasure hunter throws caution to the wind, outwitting deadly traps and treacherous allies with sheer nerve and cunning.
| Cast: | Sundeep Kishan, Faria Abdullah, Raju Sundaram, Sampath Raj, Shiv Panditt, Anbu Thasan, Yog Jappie, Magalakshmi Sudarsanan, Sheela Rajkumar, Kamalesh Jegan, Kiran Konda |
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| Director: | Jason Sanjay |
| Writer: | Jason Sanjay |
| Editor: | Praveen K. L. |
| Camera: | Krishnan Vasanth |
All Guild Reviews of "Sigma"
Jason Sanjay's Debut Is a Heist Film That Forgets the Heist
Director Jason Sanjay's Sigma is a heist drama starring Sundeep Kishan, Faria Abdullah and Sampath Raj. The film is replete with stale ideas that are executed with the least care, making for a frustrating watch.
A bunch of dim-wits. Crores of money. A villain desperately hunting for a pen drive or a key. Police officers and investigators who invariably arrive at the scene only after everything has already happened. Several heist dramas have adorned the big screen over the years. Will CM Vijay’s son, Jason Sanjay, deliver something new with this heist drama titled Sigma built around new-age ideas? Let’s find out.
Sundeep Kishan Anchors Jason Sanjay’s Debut That Plays Too Safe
Sundeep Kishan and Faria Abdullah lead debut director Jason Sanjay’s heist-action drama, which has some interesting ideas but ultimately struggles to break new ground
Storylines exploring the nexus between illegal gambling dens and crime networks have been overdone in Indian cinema. Within the heist-action genre, it is rare to find something that feels new. The title of Sundeep Kishan and Faria Abdullah’s Tamil film, Sigma, alludes to the Gen Z idea of a “cool quotient” and an underdog protagonist navigating chaos. The film has been in the news because it marks the directorial debut of Jason Sanjay, son of Tamil actor and Chief Minister Vijay. Like Aryan Khan, Jason has chosen to work behind the camera rather than in front of it for his debut.
Jason Sanjay’s Debut Directorial Is a Guidebook on Rookie Mistakes
Burdened by logical loopholes, shallow writing and jarring technical flaws, Jason Sanjay's directorial debut tries hard to be a slick heist thriller but ends up as an incoherent mess
Guru (Sandeep Kishan), the protagonist of Sigma, is a struggling library owner and podcaster. He lives in an inherited, dilapidated bungalow that doubles as a library—a space his late mother cherished and asked him to protect. However, along with the property, he has inherited a crippling debt of Rs 1.5 crore from his late father, leaving him struggling to make ends meet. Strangely, in the many scenes set in the library, we see only books on engineering and various other study course/exam
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