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India.com
23 minutes ago
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- India.com
Saiyaara Box Office Day 6: Ahaan Panday, Aneet Padda starrer faces midweek dip on Wednesday, earns Rs...
'Saiyaara', helmed by Mohit Suri, has emerged as a major success at the box office. Despite a slight dip in collections on its sixth day, the film has grossed over Rs 150 crore within just six days of release, surpassing the lifetime earnings of several big-name productions. This impressive performance has led to an increase in the number of screens showing the movie, expanding from 800 to 2,000 across India. How Much Saiyaara Collected On Wednesday? According to trade tracker Sacnilk, the movie generated an estimated Rs 21 crore at the Indian box office on Wednesday. After five days, Saiyaara has amassed Rs 132.25 crore. The film debuted with Rs 21.5 crore on its first day and continued to earn Rs 25 crore on Tuesday, which was Day 5. The overall box office earnings of Saiyaara stand at a total of Rs 153.25 crore. What is Saiyaara all about? The film features Ahaan Panday in his debut role as Krish Kapoor, a passionate musician, and Aneet Padda as Vaani Batra, a shy poet. Their on-screen chemistry has been praised by audiences and critics alike. The storyline follows their evolving relationship, which faces challenges when Vaani is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease. As Vaani's memories fade, Krish remains devoted, using their shared love for music to reconnect with her. The film culminates in a heartfelt reunion at a concert, symbolizing the enduring power of love and music. For the unversed, this romantic saga is based on 2004 Korean movie 'A Moment To Remember', helmed by John H. Lee. More about Saiyaara The supporting cast includes Varun Badola as Krish's father, Geeta Agarwal as Vaani's mother, and Rajesh Kumar as Vaani's father. Other notable performances come from Shaad Randhawa, Sid Makkar, and Alam Khan, who contribute depth to the narrative. The film's music, featuring compositions by Mithoon, Sachet-Parampara, and Tanishk Bagchi, has also been well-received, with the title track 'Saiyaara', 'Dhun' and 'Barbaad' which are gaining huge popularity on streaming platforms.
News18
7 hours ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Saiyaara Getting A Sequel After Blockbuster Success? Shaan, Who Played Mahesh Iyer, REACTS
Last Updated: Saiyaara fans are speculating a sequel featuring Krish, Vaani and Mahesh. Shaan R Grover responds to the buzz and shares emotional fan reactions. After Saiyaara's box office storm, fans are already dreaming about a sequel and now, one of the film's key characters is reacting to the buzz. While Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda's characters Krish Kapoor and Vaani Batra find a fairytale ending in Mohit Suri's romantic drama, fans haven't stopped thinking about the antagonist, Mahesh Iyer, played by Shaan R Grover. In an interview with Zoom, Shaan shared his thoughts on the possibility of Saiyaara 2. 'As far as my character is concerned, a lot can be done later. Mahesh just vanished; it was abrupt," he said, before adding, 'Maybe it can be explored if these characters decide to go on a different journey. What if Vaani wants to meet Mahesh one last time, that could be a different character arc for Krish. There are no talks for the sequel right now. It depends on YRF and Mohit Suri." Interestingly, AI-generated fan art showing Krish and Vaani as parents has been going viral, further fuelling speculation about a sequel. Shaan also revealed how he and Aneet Padda prepared for the emotionally complex dynamic between their characters. 'Aneet and I had chemistry workshops. They were for us to bond with each other. When we have rehearsed, those scenes flow easily," he said. 'It was also to show that we dated for five years. For the backstory in the original script I had read, we had dated for five years and that's a long relationship. It shouldn't have felt that we met 2-3 months ago." On playing a morally grey character, he confessed, 'Of course, it is not easy to play such characters. I am not Mahesh Iyer. That's not how I function… A friend of mine experienced something similar and couldn't stop crying while watching Aneet's performance. Her 7-year-long relationship broke because her partner didn't want to marry and then ghosted her. That's when I realised that people like Mahesh do exist." Directed by Mohit Suri and produced by Yash Raj Films, Saiyaara released in theatres on July 18 and has since crossed Rs 150 crore at the box office. First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
India Today
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- India Today
This one wild scene in Saiyaara is breaking the internet
The craze for 'Saiyaara' seems almost unfathomable. The film isn't just dominating the box office, but has also become a full-blown internet phenomenon, with memes, reels, discussions, and passionate debates flooding film groups and content circles. It's clear why: 'Saiyaara' is a love story that speaks to a generation raised on heartbreak, music, and memory. But among all its moments, one scene has found a special place in the hearts of those who have watched particular scene is being shared endlessly online, with many calling it the most touching, gut-wrenching moment of the film. If you haven't watched 'Saiyaara' yet and want to avoid spoilers, you might want to stop reading here. But if you are curious, and don't mind some emotional spoilers - read Mohit Suri's signature style, the scene shows the pain of longing with stunning emotional clarity. We see Krish Kapoor, a superstar at the peak of his fame, sitting alone in a stadium as his team prepares for their first-ever international concert in London. A giant screen plays trending internet content, but Krish seems lost, until a single reel catches his eye. He bolts to the centre of the stadium, stands on the podium, and asks the tech team to zoom in. Everyone watches, stunned, as Krish falls to his knees and breaks down in tears. It's her - his girl, Vaani, on the takes him just a second to recognise her eyes. Tearful, yet sparkling. And in that moment, he knows. He knows what he has to do. Without another thought, he runs. Out of the stadium. Out of the show. Out of everything he had waited his whole life for. He boards a flight to the hills, not even sure if Vaani will recognise him, but none of that because that is what love looks like when it's no longer afraid. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Siya (@lifeinstillness_)The scene is seen as the emotional turning point of the film. It is the beating heart of 'Saiyaara'. For viewers, it's the moment where Krish's pain becomes their own, and the promise of reunion, however uncertain, stands for hope. Unlike the usual tragic romances where someone dies or disappears, there is a sense of a second chance in this fans have turned this scene into an anthem of sorts. For many, this is also where Ahaan Panday comes into his own as an actor. His trembling voice, the crack in his posture, the way he collapses to the ground - feels one scene acts like an emotional nucleus of 'Saiyaara'. A visual representation of love and longing for those who ever waited, or hoped for a second why is this working so much, you ask? Probably because heartbreak never really goes out of fashion. And neither does hope.- Ends
News18
a day ago
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- News18
Hari Hara Veera Mallu Box Office Day 1: Pawan Kalyan Starrer To Be Second Highest Grosser Of 2025?
Hari Hara Veera Mallu Box Office Day 1: Koimoi mentioned in its report that the film is likely to beat every Telugu release of 2025, except for Ram Charan's Game Changer. Hari Hara Veera Mallu Box Office Day 1: Pawan Kalyan is all set to return to the big screen after two years. Fans have been eagerly waiting for his much-awaited period actioner Hari Hara Veera Mallu. The film has generated massive pre-release buzz, and early estimates suggest the film is poised to make a thunderous start at the box office. Report claims that the film could outshine nearly every Tollywood release of 2025, barring only one — Ram Charan's Game Changer. Slated for release on July 24, Hari Hara Veera Mallu is directed by Krish Jagarlamudi. The film's teaser has already made a strong impact online, and the excitement among fans is palpable. But still, as Koimoi mentioned that the film will remain much below Vakeel Saab, which earned 40.1 crore net. On day 1, collection at the Indian box office is going to be underwhelming considering the film's scale and the budget of over 300 crores. The film will be second biggest opening for Tollywood in 2025, as reported. It is likely to beat every Telugu release of the year, except for Ram Charan's Game Changer. It opened at a huge 54 crore net. The Pawan Kalyan starrer is expected to beat the day 1 collection of Daaku Maharaaj (25.35 crores), Sankranthiki Vasthunam (23 crores), HIT: The Third Case (21 crores) and Kuberaa – 14.75 crores. Hari Hara Veera Mallu sequel In an interaction with the media in Amaravati on Tuesday, Pawan Kalyan opened up about HHVM's sequel. 'We will plan HHVM's sequel depending on the box office collection of part one and my schedule. We also need God's blessings for the sequel to happen." Krish and Jyothi Krishna's Hari Hara Veera Mallu, starring Pawan Kalyan, is all set to release on July 24. This will mark Pawan Kalyan's first film after becoming the Deputy CM of Andhra Pradesh. Presented by AM Rathnam, Hari Hara Veera Mallu Part 1: Sword Vs Spirit's power-packed trailer was released by the makers on July 3. It features Pawan Kalyan as a rebellious warrior who dares to defy the mighty Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, played by Bobby Deol. The 2-minute 56-second video begins with a voiceover that evokes the national spirit to protect Sanatana Dharma against the Delhi Sultanate. The Kushi star can be seen flexing his sheer personality with a commanding on-screen performance. First Published: July 23, 2025, 12:53 IST Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Indian Express
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Saiyaara just fixed everything Bollywood broke about love
Let's be honest. Bollywood has been selling us some wild ideas about love for years–the kind where the guy is a 'damaged genius' with zero emotional regulation, and the girl is just there — quiet, loyal, crying in the corner while he throws a tantrum. Enter Saiyaara, a film that doesn't scream love through violence or manipulation, it whispers it through respect, space, and personal growth. Directed by Mohit Suri and led by fresh faces Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, Saiyaara feels like a collective exhale after holding our breath through Animal and Kabir Singh. Ahaan Panday–yes, from that film family–doesn't ride in on nepotism fumes. He shows up with real emotion, vulnerability, and pain as Krish. And Aneet Padda? She's a force. Her Vaani isn't just a love interest. She's a whole, layered woman with agency, a past, and clear boundaries. Let's back up. In Kabir Singh, the hero's idea of romance is slapping his partner, getting high, hooking up with strangers, and still being handed a redemption arc. In Animal, Ranbir's Ranvijay labels himself an 'alpha' while emotionally torturing his wife. And guess what? These women stay. They always stay. Because apparently, that's 'true love.' But, in reality, that's trauma bonding with a Bollywood filter. What makes Saiyaara radical is what it doesn't do. No over-the-top monologues about dying for love. No obsessive texting. No chasing people through airports. Just two people–Krish and Vaani–learning to choose each other after choosing themselves. Krish walks away from a toxic home, gives up on his drunkard father, not out of rebellion but survival. He says, 'Mujhe kuch banna hai, aise gareebi mein nahi jeena.' Vaani, recovering from being ghosted before her wedding, refuses to marry out of fear or pity. Even when Krish proposes to her in hospital, she gently says no. Not because she doesn't love him, but because she doesn't want him to give up on himself. She says, 'Shadi hojayegi kabhi bhi. Nahi bhi hogi toh regret nahi hoga. Regret hoga agar tum apne sapne chhod doge.' ALSO READ | In Saiyaara's final act, Mohit Suri channels the best of Aditya Chopra's brand of romance Let that sink in. A Bollywood heroine says no to marriage because she wants the hero to chase his dreams. When Vaani is later diagnosed with Alzheimer's, she doesn't cling to Krish. She walks away–again, not out of weakness, but clarity. She wants to remember who she is without becoming someone's emotional project. And when they reunite? It's not to complete each other, but because they've already completed themselves. And the best part? Saiyaara never shames you for choosing yourself. It doesn't guilt-trip the characters (or the audience) for walking away from chaos. Instead, it says: if it costs your peace, your dreams, or your identity — it's not love. It's just noise. In a world where Ranvijays and Arjun Reddys are dominating our idea of love, Saiyaara challenges them. It's soft and self-aware. It tells you love isn't about fixing broken people–it's about building something healthy with someone who's also doing the work. This film doesn't glorify pain, it celebrates healing. It tells you that you can take time, walk away, come back, and still be whole. That the right love won't ask you to shrink. It'll see you fully. So maybe, just maybe, Saiyaara is the romantic drama we have been waiting for. Jyothi Jha works as a Copy Editor at the Indian Express. She brings in more than 5 years of experience where she has covered Entertainment majorly for TV9, NDTV and Republic Media. Apart from Entertainment, she has been an anchor, copy editor and managed production team under the Politics and Daily News segment. She's passionate about Journalism and it has always been her first choice, she believes in what George Orwell had once said, " Journalism is printing what someone else does not want you to do, rest everything is public relations". ... Read More
