Dedicated Fan Watches 'Saiyaara' in Theater, even With IV DRIP ATTACHED
/ Jul 21, 2025, 08:16PM IST
During a screening of 'Saiyaara', a Mumbai fan named Faisal was spotted watching the film while connected to an IV drip. He was captured on camera with him tearing up during the emotional scenes. The video quickly went viral online, with reactions ranging from admiration for his dedication to concern for his wellbeing. The clip sparked debate on social media: 'Itni dedication?,' asked one viewer, while others urged him to focus on his health first.
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