Mohit Suri’s Saiyaara has the entire country, especially Gen Z, rushing to theatres to fall in love with Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda’s heart-wrenching love story.
The craze, the college crowds flocking to theatres, and box office records being shattered - all are echoing one thing loud and clear - Bollywood romance is back and it's here to stay.Hailed as the Aashiqui 2 or The Notebook for Gen Z, YRF'sSaiyaara is not just a success, it’s a phenomenon. And with it, not one but two stars are born - Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, whose work has shaked the industry and taken the country by storm. The film also marks the triumphant return of Mohit Suri's signature filmmaking style where Ek Villain once shone.
Saiyaara a story about love that’s sacrificial, selfless, and all-consuming but in a way that lifts you up instead of tearing you down. It makes you selfish, yes, but only for someone else. It’s about finding that one person who feels like home, even in a crowd. Yes, it breaks your heart into a million pieces but it also knows how to heal you. As the music traces KrishKapoor and Vaani Batra's journey from those first glances to devastating longing,Saiyaara becomes more than a film, it becomes a feeling. The aching or a beautiful yearning to just feel - the very thing we've been missing in Bollywood for far too long. And the Janta is saying this out loud as they’re returning for second, third, even fourth watches of the film, unable to stop talking about how this is exactly what they’ve craved from Bollywood - no big stars, no recycled stories, just some soulful original music, a moving story, and the reminder that a man in love can be a tender, beautiful thing, not a violent battle cry.
Still obsessing over #Saiyaara and might watch it again, but this movie draws a special message evidently & clearly that: if a “Man” has to stay and make things work, he will go to any extent to ensure it, to keep his “Woman”, that’s the only kind of love I understand!
I am just so glad saiyaara happened, the hero treats the heroine with respect, even in his worst moments. No yelling, no manhandling, no ego trips. Just gentle respectful love. Maybe that’s why it feels lovely & special because it isn't romanticizing rage and cruelty in love❤️
Those transitions from cities of India to the Global stage? The Dutch angle shots to show inner turmoil? Those drone shots? That overhead shot? That losing voice pouring his heart out & finding it again amidst the ocean of hearts?#Saiyaara is PEAK CINEMA pic.twitter.com/7dhDU3m0tM
the problem why ppl can't digest #saiyaara hype is actually people thinking that their personal taste is better than everyone else & the things they dislike are objectively bad and thinking they’re cooler than everyone for not liking something popular or specifically YA romance pic.twitter.com/GXadC4K4lK
i really really hope that after saiyaara's success bollywood understands that we've no interest in watching these buddhas play youngsters and romance actresses 20-30 years younger than them 🙄🙄🙄 baksh do humein and bring young and fresh talent 🙏🏻
#saiyaara album as depicted by makers 🦋 dhun - lead intro song barbaad - denying of love phase humsafar - the butterfly phase where you haven't confessed yet tum ho toh - acceptance and in love phase saiyaara - the yearning the angst the way the album is diff stages of love 💗🦋 pic.twitter.com/nLq9LCq8Ga
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