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'Baththa' BO day 11 vs 'Sigma'

Times of India - Entertainment ·
'Baththa' BO day 11 vs 'Sigma'

Vijay Sethupathi's 'Baththa' has continued to perform well at the box office with rising earnings.

The film recorded significant daily collections increasing from Rs 1.65 cr to Rs 3.10 cr over the weekend.

In contrast, Jason Sanjay's 'Sigma' has seen modest improvements in daily earnings despite low initial collections.

The performances indicate a stronger audience reception for 'Baththa' compared to 'Sigma'.

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