After a long gap, Saiyaara arrives as a pure, heartfelt romantic drama that truly shakes you from within. It’s not just a film; it’s an emotional experience that lingers long after the end credits roll. Written by Sankalp Sadanah and Rohit Shankar, and directed by Mohit Suri in his inimitable style, Saiyaara beautifully captures the pain, passion, and poetry of love.

Mohit Suri once again proves why he remains one of Hindi cinema’s best storytellers of romance and heartbreak. The writing is layered and deeply emotional, elevated by his soulful direction. The film’s interval block is heart-wrenching and likely to leave even the most stoic viewers teary-eyed. The narrative is full of unexpected turns that set it apart from conventional romantic films.

At the heart of Saiyaara lie two incredible debut performances. Ahaan Pandey is a revelation. His charisma lights up the screen, but it’s his depth as an actor that truly surprises. His portrayal of intense emotional turmoil feels raw and real. The way he handles heavy dialogues and complex scenes shows remarkable maturity for a newcomer. If he continues making smart choices, Ahaan could very well become one of the biggest stars of the new generation. His distinct, husky voice and natural screen presence make him instantly memorable.

Aneet Padda, on the other hand, is the film’s emotional anchor. She delivers a performance full of grace and vulnerability. There’s a beautiful scene where she explains the essence of music and lyrics to Ahaan — it’s simply magical, and it establishes her as an actress to watch. She radiates sincerity and strength, reminiscent of the greats of the past, and could easily become the next big female face in Bollywood.

The music, a hallmark of any Mohit Suri film, is strong but slightly below the level of his classics like Aashiqui 2 or Ek Villain. The title track Saiyaara and Barbaad are standout numbers that stay with you long after you’ve left the theatre. The cinematography is gorgeous, with every frame beautifully crafted, and the technical quality is exceptional throughout.

Overall, Saiyaara is among Mohit Suri’s best works — a moving, dramatic, and beautifully written film that speaks to the heart. It’s a clean, emotional entertainer that appeals not just to the youth but to families as well.

At the box office, Saiyaara is set to make history. A ₹200 crore run looks effortless, and ₹300 crore is well within reach. This one’s a certified blockbuster — and a must-watch emotional rollercoaster. Don’t forget your tissues.