The debuts to look forward to – Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda
With ‘Saiyaara’, Ahaan Panday is making his big break in Bollywood. This news has kept the internet abuzz from the beginning. Ahaan is Ananya Panday’s cousin, who is stepping into the spotlight with high expectations. The trailer reactions and early reviews suggest Ahaan has managed to carve his own identity. It seems his screen presence has the charm to keep the audience captivated.
Joining him is Aneet Padda, another debutante stepping into the realm of Bollywood. Their fresh pairing and raw chemistry have already caught attention through the trailers and songs, adding to the youthful, romantic appeal of ‘Saiyaara’.
What’s the story of ‘Saiyaara’?
Set against a backdrop of love, heartbreak, and redemption, ‘Saiyaara’ tells a tale that’s emotionally layered and deeply relatable. Though the makers have tried their best to keep the plot details under wraps, the promos hint at a bittersweet love story, tinged with coming-of-age drama and intense moments of self-discovery. Also, it is said to have a typical Mohit Suri touch, which is sure to take the audience on an emotional roller coaster.
Music that has already tugged at the heartstrings
No Mohit Suri film is complete without a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack, and *Saiyaara* is no exception. The film’s songs — especially its title track — have already topped streaming charts. Composed by a blend of fresh and seasoned talent, the music is playing a big role in driving audience curiosity.
Advance bookings and expectations
Trade reports indicate a strong start for the movie. The film has already sold 90,000 tickets across major national multiplex chains. According to Sacnilk, early estimates suggest that the film could open in double digits, especially considering it’s releasing on just 1,750 screens across India.
Stay tuned to this live blog for all updates on ‘Saiyaara’ — from first-day shows and fan reactions to box office reports, reviews, and more. Don’t forget, this is your one-stop destination for all things ‘Saiyaara’.
