aahan pandey aneet padda saiyaara movie review
Saiyaara Film Review : In bollywood some story make you laugh , some makes you sand and crying , but all mohit suri film stay in your heart for a long time. ‘Saiyaara’ is one of those films. Filmmaker Mohit Suri, who has previously given emotional love stories like ‘Aashiqui 2’, ‘Woh Lamhe’, ‘Zeher’ and ‘Ek Villain’, has once again come up with the voice of broken hearts in collaboration with Yash Raj Films.
story of saiyaara – ‘Saiyaara’ is an emotional love story, in which two broken hearts become each other’s voice. Vaani Batra (Anita Padda) loves writing poems, but she keeps this a secret from the world. Her fiancé leaves her on the wedding day, which breaks her from inside and she also stops writing. Six months later, Vaani gets a job as a journalist, where she meets Krish Kapoor (Ahaan Pandey), an angry and lonely boy trying to become a singer. When Krish reads one of Vaani’s old poems, he asks her to write a song on it. During work, the two come close to each other and an unspoken bond begins to develop between them. But there are many complications in this path of love. Will their relationship be able to overcome all these difficulties? This is the real question of the film.
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Music
The music of the film is its soul. The title track ‘Saiyaara’ touches the heart and stays in the mind even after it ends. The other songs do not leave as much impact, but the background score adds more depth to every emotional scene. The team of Mithoon, Faheem Abdullah, Vishal Mishra, Sachet-Parampara and Tanishk Bagchi have beautifully connected the emotions of the story with the music.
Performance
Ahaan Pandey has played the character of Krish very well. He seems a little cold in the beginning, but as the story progresses, his eyes and expressions start showing emotions. His character is tough from outside but very emotional from inside. Anit Padda has played the character of Vaani with a lot of honesty and innocence. There comes a turn in Vaani’s life that shocks the audience. Her fear, struggle and still smiling on screen, all look very effective. Her innocence and emotions are fully felt on screen. There is no doubt that there is a freshness and honesty in the pairing of Ahaan and Anit, which is not seen in many new actors of today.
A romance that lingers, even if lightly
‘Saiyaara’ isn’t groundbreaking. It takes a basic story, tells it with some heart, and leans on its strengths—performances, emotions, and a well-paced narrative. It knows its genre and stays faithful to it. The lack of villains gives the film a certain softness. Life becomes the biggest hurdle here, and that’s far more relatable than evil mothers or conniving lovers. In an age of cynicism and chaos, ‘Saiyaara’ offers a little pocket of warmth.
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