As the release of ‘Sigma’ gets closer, director Jason Sanjay is opening up more about his first film and the people who have shaped him. The young filmmaker has been busy with promotions for the Sundeep Kishan-starrer, which marks his directorial debut. During a recent interview, Jason spoke about his approach to filmmaking and also shared a rare glimpse into his relationship with his parents, Vijay and Sangeetha.
Jason Sanjay calls his mother his biggest pillar
Speaking about his family in a chat with SS Music, Jason Sanjay said his mother has always been a major source of support in his life. He shared, “The biggest pillar in my life is my mother. She thinks about me and my sister 24/7. If I forget to call her one day, she will call me herself and ask what happened that day and how I am doing.” His words showed the close bond he shares with his mother and how involved she remains in his everyday life.
Jason Sanjay says he finds it difficult to share everything with his parents
Jason also spoke about how he communicates with his parents and admitted that he does not always find it easy to discuss everything with them. He said, “I feel a little hesitant to share everything with my father and mother. They have not given me that kind of space. But with my sister, I can openly talk about everything.” His candid statement offered a more personal side of the filmmaker, who has largely kept his family life away from the spotlight. He also explained that he wants to remain natural in his work and bring his real personality into his films whenever the story allows it.
Jason Sanjay’s ‘Sigma’ set for October 2 release
Meanwhile, ‘Sigma’ is heading towards its October 2 theatrical release and its promotional campaign has gained pace. The film stars Sundeep Kishan in the lead, with actors including Sampath and Raju Sundaram playing important roles. Thaman has composed the music, and the movie was earlier expected to release last month but was postponed. With only weeks left for its theatrical arrival, Jason Sanjay is now actively interacting with the media and promoting his debut project. For the young director, ‘Sigma’ is more than just a film release as it marks his first major step into the world of cinema behind the camera.
