Thalapathy Vijay's son directorial debut movie title announced. A look at Jason Sanjay's educational qualifications and career

Thalapathy Vijay’s son Jason Sanjay is all set to step into the world of filmmaking, but not as an actor like his superstar father. The young talent, who once appeared as a child in the 2009 movie Vettaikkaran, is now making his directorial debut. The long wait for the title is finally over—his first film, starring Sundeep Kishan in the lead, has been officially named Sigma, and the announcement has already stirred excitement among fans.

Produced by Lyca Productions, Sigma marks Jason Sanjay’s first big leap into direction. The production house unveiled the title poster on X with the caption, “The quest begins.” The intense poster features Sundeep Kishan seated on bundles of cash, his hand bandaged, hinting at a gritty and intriguing storyline.

Online reactions poured in soon after the announcement, with fans flooding social media to celebrate the news. Many congratulated the team on the big reveal, while some found the film’s title intriguing and unexpected. Others praised Jason Sanjay for his dedication and talent, calling him someone to watch out for. Several users also hailed the title as “mass” and wished the young filmmaker success on his debut project.


Jason Sanjay's educational qualifications
While most star kids dream of facing the camera, Jason Sanjay, much like his grandfather S. A. Chandrasekar, has chosen to master the art behind it. According to his LinkedIn profile, he holds a Diploma in Film Production from Toronto Film School and a Bachelor’s degree in Playwriting and Screenwriting from Central Film School in South West London.

His career

Jason’s creative journey began much earlier than his debut film. In 2009, he made his first onscreen appearance in the song Naan Adicha from Vettaikkaran, alongside his father. Years later, he showcased his storytelling flair through short films like Pull The Trigger, a murder mystery featuring an international cast. The film went viral on YouTube and earned him widespread praise for his cinematic vision.