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Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda spark dating rumours; 'Saiyaara' couple spotted TOGETHER on day out

Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda spark dating rumours; 'Saiyaara' couple spotted TOGETHER on day out

Time of India2 days ago
'Saiyaara' stars
Ahaan Panday
and
Aneet Padda
were finally seen making a rare appearance together in Mumbai after the phenomenal box office success of their debut film.
A video going viral on social media shows the young stars leaving a showroom at a Mumbai mall.
Both were seen wearing face masks, possibly trying to keep things low-key. Ahaan looked cool in a black jacket and light blue jeans, while Aneet stunned a sky-blue shirt with denim, keeping it casual and stylish.
A Sweet Moment Goes Viral
What really grabbed fans' attention was a heartwarming moment between the two stars. As they exited the store, Ahaan gently extended his arm towards Aneet, as if inviting her to hold it. The actress, however, looking a bit shy and aware of the cameras, politely turned down the gesture.
The adorable exchange has quickly gone viral, sparking romance buzz.
Several users also gushed to comment on the video, saying, 'He wanted to hold her hand!" while another added, 'They're definitely dating."
'Saiyaara' continues its success at the box office
Directed by
Mohit Suri
, Saiyaara has touched hearts worldwide. The film has earned over Rs 300 crore at the Indian box office, with global collections crossing Rs 500 crore.
Along with Ahaan and Aneet, the film also features a strong ensemble cast, including
Alam Khan
, Sid Makkar, Shaan Groverr, Rajesh Kumar, and
Varun Badola
.
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Mohit Suri reflects on a moment during filming
In a recent interview with NDTV, director Mohit Suri spoke about the moment he realised 'Saiyaara' was going to be something special. He recalled a moving piano scene and said, 'We were shooting the piano scene, when she says something and he just kisses her forehead and he's leaving… I walked out and told our creative producer Sumana, 'I am making a very good film.'"
'Saiyaara' breaks lifetime records of 'War' and 'Dunki' by crossing ₹500 cr worldwide in 18 days.
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