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Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
AI Version of ‘Saiyaara' in Kishore Kumar's voice wins hearts as film becomes a global hit: WATCH
Director Mohit Suri 's romantic drama 'Saiyaara' is on its golden run at the box office. Besides generating buzz for its phenomenal Rs 266 crore haul, the film is getting a lot of attention because of a viral AI video that has amazed fans. Kishore Kumar 's voice to 'Saiyaara' track A viral video featuring musicians RJ Kisna and Anshuman Sharma has taken social media by storm. The duo recreated the title track of 'Saiyaara' using artificial intelligence to simulate the legendary voice of Kishore Kumar. Fans were left amazed by how seamlessly the classic voice blended with the modern romantic tune. Fans get emotional over AI version The AI-generated version of the track in the legendary singer's voice has struck a chord with listeners. Fans took to social media to share emotional reactions, calling the rendition 'surreal' and a heartfelt tribute to the iconic singer's timeless legacy. Fans have shared heartfelt responses to the track. One user commented, 'This song speaks the language of our soul,' while another said, 'Omg, far better than the original." Original track topping music charts At the same time, the film's original soundtrack is gaining massive popularity. With seven heartfelt tracks, the album has become a major highlight of the movie. Songs like 'Barbaad' and 'Tum Ho Toh' are trending across social media, with fans creating reels, dance covers, and emotional tributes to the moving music. 'Saiyaara' becomes a global hit The title track 'Saiyaara', sung by indie sensation Faheem Abdullah and written by noted lyricist Irshad Kamil , has struck a deep chord with Gen Z, becoming a modern anthem for love and longing. It recently made history as the first Bollywood song to break into Spotify's Global Top 50, marking a major milestone and reflecting the film's growing cultural impact worldwide. 'Saiyaara' Title Track Faces Copycat Claims| Mashup Videos Prove Eerie Similarities
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Business Standard
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
Saiyaara title track becomes first Indian song to top Spotify Global chart
For the first time, Yash Raj Films and Mohit Suri, both renowned for crafting timeless love stories, collaborate on the hit romantic drama 'Saiyaara'. Featuring fresh actors Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, the movie is ruling the hearts of millions. With chartbusters like Saiyaara Title Track by Faheem-Arslan, "Barbaad" by Jubin Nautiyal, "Tum Ho Toh" by Vishal Mishra, "Humsafar" by Sachet-Parampara, and "Dhun" by Arijit Singh and Mithoon, Saiyaara has emerged as the most celebrated Bollywood album of 2025. On top of the world… and it's all because of you. ❤️ #SaiyaaraTitleSong is the No 1 track on Viral 50 Global chart on Spotify ✨ #Saiyaara in cinemas now. Book your tickets - | #AhaanPanday #AneetPadda | @mohit11481 |… — Yash Raj Films (@yrf) July 27, 2025 Saiyaara vs other albums Mohit Suri's Saiyaara is rewriting records and redefining romance at the box office. Not only has it emerged as the biggest opening for a Bollywood love story, but it's also taking the global music scene by storm—leapfrogging past BLACKPINK and Justin Bieber on Spotify. With its title track topping Spotify's Global Viral 50 chart, Saiyaara has become the first Indian song ever to achieve this feat, making waves far beyond cinema halls and into international playlists. A significant moment for Indian music on the global scene, the Saiyaara title track, which was sung by Faheem Abdullah and created by Tanishk Bagchi, has surpassed international music heavyweights like Justin Bieber, Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars, BLACKPINK, and Sabrina Carpenter. In addition to the title track, the album includes the tracks like Dhun by Mithoon and Arijit Singh, Saiyaara (Reprise) by Arijit Singh and Shreya Ghoshal, Barbaad (Reprise) by Jubin Nautiyal and Shilpa Rao, and Tum Ho Toh by Vishal Mishra. Tanishk Bagchi wrote in a post on Instagram: "We did it. Saiyaara is now #1 on Global Viral Spotify. This moment belongs to every heartbeat behind the song. Thank you to Mohit Suri sir, the man with the vision. Irshad bhai, for penning words that pierced hearts. Arsalan & Faheem, your music and your voice brought the sky closer. YRF, for backing us with belief. And to every listener, every sharer, every dreamer — this is yours too. Indian music isn't rising. It's already flying. Saiyaara is the proof," he concluded. Saiyaara's box office collection As Saiyaara the song conquers global streaming charts, Saiyaara the film is shattering box office records back home. The romantic drama has raked in enormous box office collections since the day of its release. The movie reportedly made Rs 21 crore on its first day of release and more than Rs 100 crore in the first four days. Saiyaara has made a total of Rs 247.25 crore at home so far. Its chart-topping music, which has now utterly dominated Spotify India's Top 10, is largely responsible for its success. All About 'Saiyaara' On July 18, Mohit Suri's film 'Saiyaara' was released in theaters. The movie centers on Krish Kapoor, who aspires to be the biggest singing sensation, and Vaani Batra, who aspires to be a journalist. They fall deeply in love with one another once their worlds collide. But there are some challenges in their love story. Saiyaara is about the power of love to overcome obstacles. Ahaan Panday is introduced as a YRF hero in the movie. As the new YRF heroine, the studio has hand-picked Aneet Padda, who won hearts with her outstanding performance in the highly acclaimed series Big Girls Do not Cry.
NDTV
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- NDTV
'Saiyaara' Song Recreated In Kishore Kumar's Voice Using AI, Internet In Awe: "Too Good"
Mohit Suri's 'Saiyaara' has sparked a significant online frenzy, with fans going gaga over the movie's music and emotional scenes across social media platforms. The film's soulful soundtrack, featuring seven songs, has been a major driver of this buzz. Songs like Saiyaara, Barbaad, and Tum Ho Toh are being widely praised for their emotional resonance and contemporary appeal, inspiring fans to create reels and dance videos. Amid this, a video has gone viral, showcasing musicians RJ Kisna and Anshuman Sharma using AI to recreate the song 'Saiyaara' in the legendary voice of Kishore Kumar. The video features clips from the classic movie 'Kaalia' starring Amitabh Bachchan and Parveen Babi. Mr Sharma shared the video on Instagram, captioning it, "If Saiyaara was a Kishore da song!" Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rj Kisna (@rjkisnaa) The innovative rendition has garnered widespread praise, with many users admiring the seamless blend of technology and music. One user wrote, "It is so refreshing to listen to these melodies in a retro feel." Another commented, "Kishore Da could sing any type of song, and you guys proved with your tremendous effort." A third said, "Better than the original song." A fourth added, "This version I can hear forever." Notably, the title track, Saiyaara, has become the first Bollywood song to break into Spotify's Global Top 50. Sung by indie artist Faheem Abdullah and written by Irshad Kamil, the track has become a Gen Z romance anthem and a global phenomenon. Meanwhile, the film is also breaking its own record s. Helmed by Mohit Suri, the romantic drama starring newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda has opened to massive box office numbers. According to reports, the film earned Rs 21 crore on its opening day and crossed Rs 100 crore within the first four days. So far, the film has collected Rs 217.25 crore in India within just nine days of its release. The film's strong performance has surpassed industry expectations and is now eyeing the Rs 300 crore mark.
NDTV
25-07-2025
- Entertainment
- NDTV
Saiyaara Exclusive: Barbaad Singer Shilpa Rao On What Mohit Suri Told Her To Evoke Solitude
New Delhi: Singer Shilpa Rao taps into raw emotion as she reflects on recording Barbaad, the hauntingly beautiful track from Yash Raj Films' Saiyaara. The singer, during an exclusive chat with NDTV, reveals how the mood and atmosphere of the studio shaped the emotional depth of the song which plays over a pivotal moment for the film's main female character, Vaani Batra (played by Aneet Padda). "We recorded in pitch darkness, with just a spotlight on the lyrics. It was fairly new for me, and I still feel like I'm standing there, singing it again and again," says Shilpa. "That space just me, my thoughts, and the music-helped me sink into the song." But it wasn't just the setting it was the character's emotional complexity that truly challenged her. "When we started recording, Mohit [Suri] told me that Vaani Batra is a writer. She's extremely young, full of emotions, but also innocent. She's afraid, nervous to fall in love, and yet she's already in love," Shilpa recalls. "And I was like, yeah Mohit, give me more words and make it more difficult! Because when you're told, 'This is flowy love,' it's simple. But when you're given all this innocence, fear, passion it corners you. You ask yourself: how do I express all of that, without showing that I'm expressing it?" It took two focused studio sessions, but Shilpa says they found the right balance and the result is a song that captures Vaani's vulnerability with quiet intensity. Interestingly, Barbaad was recorded in the same YRF studio where Shilpa had earlier recorded the hit track Ghungroo from War. "I was dancing while recording Ghungroo, but this Barbaad needed something else. That song required loneliness, that solitude. It needed stillness." With Barbaad, Shilpa once again proves why she's one of the most evocative voices in Bollywood. She doesn't bring only melody with her voice, but a character's entire inner world, to life.
Time of India
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Shaan R Grover says playing a red flag in Saiyaara was emotionally unsettling: 'I'm nothing like him...'
In the youthful romantic drama 'Saiyaara,' the actor Shaan R Grover plays the emotionally distant character Mahesh Iyer. He recently talked about how playing such a morally dubious character affected him off-screen. The actor acknowledged in an open interview that Mahesh's actions, particularly when he was around women, made him feel totally uncomfortable and actually disturbed him while filming. Shaan says Mahesh's toxic traits clashed with his own values In conversation with Filmygyan, Grover explained that stepping into Mahesh's shoes wasn't just creatively challenging, it also stirred discomfort on a personal level. While he didn't feel the need to prove that he's different from Mahesh, he said it was hard playing someone so emotionally negligent and detached. According to Shaan, portraying a character who ghosts his fiancée and walks away without explanation made him uneasy, especially knowing that some viewers might associate him with such behavior. He told Filmygyan that he hoped people would hate the character, as Mahesh deserved to be criticized for how he treated his partner but added that the possibility of being personally linked to that toxicity unsettled him during the shoot. About Saiyaara: heartbreak, redemption, and music Released in July 2025, 'Saiyaara' follows Krish Kapoor played by Ahaan Panday , a gifted but emotionally wounded musician, and Vaani Batra played by Aneet Padda, a journalist healing from the heartbreak of being abandoned by Mahesh Iyer just before their wedding. The movie is directed by Mohit Suri and backed by Yash Raj Films; the romantic drama explores how two broken people find healing and love in the middle of grief, guilt, and creative reinvention. Shaan's character acts as the impetus for Vaani's journey from betrayal to empowerment. The film's music, composed by Amaal Mallik and Rochak Kohli, has become a hit, with tracks like 'Barbaad,' 'Tum Ho Toh,' and the title song 'Saiyaara' resonating deeply across platforms. Audience reactions: hate that feels like praise In spite of the emotional challenge of the role, Shaan said he found validation in viewers' reactions. He's received messages from fans who told him they 'hated' Mahesh but added that their anger came from how convincingly he played the character.
