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'Baththa' BO day 14 vs 'Sigma'

Times of India - Entertainment ·
'Baththa' BO day 14 vs 'Sigma'

Vijay Sethupathi's Tamil drama 'Baththa' has grossed Rs 31 crore following 14 days in theatres.

The film's net earnings stood at Rs 26.78 crore, reflecting a decline in weekday collections.

It recorded a total of 2,255,958 admissions by Day 14, with 92,997 on Wednesday alone.

Meanwhile, Jason Sanjay's debut film 'Sigma' has achieved a worldwide gross collection of Rs 10.12 crore.

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