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Aneet Padda has found success with her recent film Saiyaara, opposite Ahaan Panday. The film was released on July 18 and was directed by Mohit Suri and produced by Yash Raj Films.
On Wednesday evening, the lead actress was spotted by the paparazzi in Mumbai. The actress pops out of a salon when the camera spots her. Aneet looked uncomfortable when the paps stormed her.
Despite the paps calling Aneet and surrounding her, Aneet maintained her cool and gently climbed to her car. The actress avoided interaction with the paparazzi and drove away.
Many stormed the comment section, and one of the users wrote, ‘Looking beautiful.’ Another added, ‘She didn't do anything negative, don't promote her with such negative words, our beautiful Aneet.’ A third user penned, ‘Her expression is so cute.’
One might get emotional given the plot, however, the story is just another Mohit Suri narrative, which the audience have already seen before. Therefore, it is nothing something extraordinary plot to make audience cry about. The performances of the debutants Ahaan and Aneet definitely deserve the praise. In terms of a debut movie, the new pair have done really well.
Unlike Mohit Suri films like Ashiqui 2, Ek Villain and others, Saiyaara did not have an intriguing climax. Given all the hype and social media reels, it initially seemed to have a heartbreaking climax. However, surprisingly, Krish and Vaani gets happily married at the end of the film.
Mohit Suri directed Saiyaara, featuring newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, is doing wonders at the box office. The movie has already crossed the Rs 150 crore mark within just six days. The movie's craze has broke all the barriers among fans. Social media is flooded with reels showing movie goers crying, ripping off their shirts. One even appeared in the theatre with IV drip. With all these hilarious events taking place, the question remains: Is Saiyaara worth the hype?
Not at all. Saiyaara definitely has an emotional touch to it and that's what makes it beautiful. However it is not as depressing as most viral reels are claiming it to be. Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda led movie is not only about pain- its about love, healing, memories. It's about the connection that stays even when memory fades (given the fact that Aneet's character Vaani is diagnosed with Alzheimer's.)