Looking for a deep, honest review of Saiyaara (2025)? Mohit Suri’s newest musical romance is not just winning hearts — it’s dominating the Indian box office. With fresh talent in Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, Saiyaara is a story about heartbreak, emotional healing, and second chances that has struck a surprising chord with audiences.
If you’re wondering whether Saiyaara is worth the hype, the short answer is yes — especially if you enjoy emotionally driven, music-backed Bollywood dramas. The film follows Krish Kapoor (Ahaan Panday), a struggling musician trying to find his identity in Mumbai. His life takes a turn when he meets Vaani Batra (Aneet Padda), a soft-spoken poet who hides a storm of pain beneath her calm demeanor.
The two build a connection that feels slow, raw, and grounded in reality. What begins as a familiar romance takes a twist halfway through that changes everything. This key reveal doesn’t just add drama — it deepens the emotional weight of the film and redefines their journey.
Two artistic souls find harmony through music despite their contrasting worlds. As feelings deepen, age and circumstances challenge their undeniable bond.
Mohit Suri
Director
Mohit Suri
Director
Ahaan Panday
Krish Kapoor
Aneet Padda
Vaani Batra
Alam Khan
KV
Geeta Agrawal Sharma
Vaani's Mother
Rajesh Kumar
Vaani's Father
Varun Badola
Ashok Kapoor
Shaan Groverr
Mahesh Iyer
Shaad Randhawa
Prince
Sid Makkar
Vinit Rawal
Anngad Raaj
Rudransh Batra (Rudy)
Neil Dutta
Cleo Matthews
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