Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda’s Saiyaara BTS video is all heart, goofiness and pure vibes

Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda’s Saiyaara BTS video is all heart, goofiness and pure vibes

Saiyaara, the romantic drama directed by Mohit Suri, has done more than just dominate the box office since its release on July 18. A behind-the-scenes (BTS) video from the movie’s final day of shoot has taken over social media, showing an emotional Mohit Suri breaking down and hugging his cast after wrapping the climax scene.

The clip, originally shared by the film’s assistant cinematographer Ashok Kheer, captures a raw and intimate moment on set. Lead actors Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda are seen embracing as the cast and crew cheer, visibly moved by the moment. The film’s title track plays in the background as people on set join in to sing along. What really hit home for fans, though, was seeing Suri himself wipe away tears—overwhelmed by the journey and the performance delivered.

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The buzz around the video amplified interest in Saiyaara, which had already opened to a massive Rs 21.5 crore on Day 1. Within four days, the film raked in Rs 107.25 crore, thanks to strong word of mouth and repeat audiences. It’s clear that the movie struck a chord not only with viewers but also with the people who made it.

Newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda are at the heart of this success story. Their chemistry, seen both on screen and in BTS moments, has become a talking point online. Pinkvilla’s recent Instagram post further fed the fandom with playful, heartwarming shots of the two stars joking around and sharing light moments during production.

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For many, Saiyaara feels like a fresh wave for Hindi cinema—not just because of its commercial success but for its emotional core and the way the team bonded during its making. With Mohit Suri’s signature touch, relatable storytelling, and a soundtrack that’s quickly climbing charts, the film has managed to leave a mark.

The viral BTS video reminds us why some stories stay with us—not just for what we see on screen, but because of what went into creating it. Saiyaara’s success feels earned, heartfelt, and deeply human.