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Vijay won’t be promoting son Jason Sanjay’s debut film Sigma: ‘He’s become CM now’

Vijay won’t be promoting son Jason Sanjay’s debut film Sigma: ‘He’s become CM now’

Jason Sanjay, son of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, has announced that his father will not be involved in promoting his directorial debut film Sigma, set to release on October 2. At a press conference in Hyderabad, Jason Sanjay stated that the decision was intentional, in order to keep the film's identity distinct from his father's political image.

He expressed that he wants the promotions to be focused solely on the film, not his father. Jason Sanjay added that his father, now serving as Chief Minister, has many responsibilities and is eagerly anticipating the film's success. When asked about Vijay's recent elevation to CM, Jason Sanjay replied that he felt happy for his father, describing it as a joyful moment for those around him.

The actor also shared that his father's fans and goodwill have provided him with a gift for his debut film. In a previous interview, Jason Sanjay discussed his early exposure to film sets, which sparked his interest in filmmaking. He mentioned that his father, Vijay, encouraged him to establish his own identity, rather than relying on the family name.

Jason Sanjay has also expressed a potential interest in acting after the release of Sigma, indicating that film direction was his initial focus.

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