SAIYARA full movie

Passionate lovers navigate a rollercoaster romance, facing euphoric highs and crushing lows while desperately clinging to their tumultuous bond. Directed by Mohit Suri Screenplay by Sankalp Sadhnah Dialogues by Rohan Shankar Story by Sankalp Sadanah Arjun Anand Dubey Produced by Akshaye Widhani Starring Ahaan Panday Aneet Padda Cinematography Vikas Sivaraman Edited by Rohit Makwana Devendra Murdeshwar Arun KP Music by Songs: Mithoon Sachet-Parampara Tanishk Bagchi Rishabh Kant Vishal Mishra Faheem Abdullah Arslan Nizami Jubin Nautiyal Score: John Stewart Eduri Production company Yash Raj Films Distributed by Yash Raj Films Release date 18 July 2025 Running time 156 minutes[1][2] Country India Language Hindi Budget ₹35−40 crore[3] Box office est. ₹249.36 crore Originally conceptualized as Aashiqui 3, the film was reworked into an independent project when the creative vision diverged from the franchise's direction. Director Mohit Suri retained the emotional core and musical intensity of the Aashiqui legacy, evolving it into what eventually became Saiyaara. Saiyaara was released on 18 July 2025, and received generally positive reviews from critics and audiences with praise towards Panday and Padda's performances, Suri's direction and the soundtrack.[8][9] The film was a major commercial success, grossing ₹225.73 crore worldwide and emerged as the fifth highest grossing Indian film of 2025. Ahaan Panday as Krish Kapoor Aneet Padda as Vaani Batra Geeta Agarwal as Vaani's mother Rajesh Kumar as Vaani's father Varun Badola as Ashok Kapoor, Krish's father Shaad Randhawa as Prince Sid Makkar as Vinit Rawal Alam Khan as KV Shaan Groverr as Mahesh Iyer, Vaani's former fiancée Neil Dutta as Cleo Matthews Anngad Raaj as Rudransh "Ruddy" Batra Ritika Murthy as Neha Mohit Wadhwa as Rick Meher Acharia Dar as Dr. Khyati Raunak Kumar Rawat as Vivaan