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'Baththa' BO day 11 vs 'Sigma'

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'Baththa' box office collection day 11 vs 'Sigma': Vijay Sethupathi's film earns Rs 23.20 cr in India;  Jason Sanjay's film mints Rs 9.74 cr worldwide

'Baththa' box office collection day 11 vs 'Sigma'.

Vijay Sethupathi's Tamil movie 'Baththa' continued its theatrical run with an increase in daily earnings on Sunday, October 11. The film collected Rs 3.10 cr in India net collections on Day 11, according to Sacnilk.

This represents a 3.7% rise from Saturday's Rs 2.99 cr. The movie recorded 1,767 shows on Sunday, taking its total India net collection to Rs 23.20 cr.The film's domestic gross collection has reached Rs 26.81 cr. After earning Rs 15.46 cr during its first week, 'Baththa' maintained its momentum over the second weekend. Its daily collections rose from Rs 1.65 cr on Friday to Rs 2.99 cr on Saturday. Sunday brought another improvement, with the film recording its highest collection of the three days.

'Baththa' occupancy

The movie attracted 255,605 footfalls on Day 11. Its cumulative footfalls reached 1,931,410 during the first 11 days. The overall occupancy for Tamil 2D screenings stood at 42.63%. Afternoon shows recorded the highest occupancy at 54%, followed by evening screenings at 49.69%. Night shows registered 34.62%, while morning screenings recorded 32.23%.The daily collection report listed occupancy at 22% on Friday, 33% on Saturday and 34% on Sunday.

The number of shows also increased from 1,591 on Friday to 1,731 on Saturday and 1,767 on Sunday. These figures indicate improved theatrical attendance over the weekend. ETimes awarded 'Baththa' 3.5 stars out of 5.

Jason Sanjay's 'Sigma' box office collection

Meanwhile, Jason Sanjay's directorial debut 'Sigma', starring Sundeep Kishan, has recorded Rs 9.74 cr in worldwide gross collections. Its India gross collection also stands at Rs 9.74 cr, while the reported India net collection has reached Rs 8.58 cr.The Telugu movie opened with Rs 1.50 cr on October 2, 2026. Its collections dropped to Rs 95 lakhs on both Day 2 and Day 3. The film earned Rs 35 lakhs on October 5, followed by Rs 32 lakhs on October 6 and Rs 29 lakhs on October 7. Its Day 7 collection stood at Rs 22 lakhs.The film's second weekend brought a slight recovery. 'Sigma' collected Rs 6 lakhs on Friday, October 9, before earning Rs 10 lakhs on Saturday. Its Day 10 collection increased to Rs 11 lakhs on Sunday, October 11.

The film had a cumulative Telugu-version net collection of Rs 3.73 cr.Jason Sanjay directed 'Sigma', with Thaman S composing the music. Krishnan Vasant served as cinematographer, while Praveen K. L. handled editing.Comparing the two releases, Vijay Sethupathi's 'Baththa' has recorded Rs 23.20 cr in India net collections, against 'Sigma's' reported Rs 8.58 cr. While 'Baththa' gained ground over its second weekend, 'Sigma' registered a modest improvement in its latest daily earnings.DISCLAIMER: The box office numbers and the data in this article are compiled from public and industry sources. All figures are approximate unless explicitly mentioned, offering a fair representation of the movie's box office performance. These totals may change as official studio data is updated or as additional international market reports are finalized. This data is provided by us for informational and entertainment purposes only.

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