Saiyaara actress Aneet Padda sings Saiyaara title track with dad, fans say, "The laugh at the end has all my heart"

In the video posted on Sunday, Aneet can be seen playing the guitar while singing the title track.

Aneet Padda, who rose to fame with Saiyaara, recently shared a heartwarming video on her social media, once again showcasing her soulful singing talent. Known for her melodious voice, Aneet treated fans to the Saiyaara title song, this time with a special twist — she was joined by her father, Navdeep Padda.

In the video posted on Sunday, Aneet can be seen playing the guitar while singing the title track. She starts off solo, and later her father, seated on the couch behind her, joins in, making it an emotional and endearing duet.

Sharing the cover on Instagram, Aneet wrote a heartfelt caption that read, “The singing may be rusty but the love isn’t.”

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Fans were quick to shower love on the video. One admirer wrote, "A beauty queen with her melodious voice. Really Vani Batra has won thousands of hearts. A naturally beautiful and versatile woman along with her also Ahaan Pandey brought by angel in this world. Always stay happy and always show us your sweet smile."

Another user commented, "Saiyaara version in the voice of Vaani," while one more noted, "And the laugh at the end has all my heart. God bless you @aneetpadda."

Even the original singer of the song, Faheem Abdullah, reacted to the video with a teary-eyed emoji, adding to the overwhelming appreciation.

This is not the first time Aneet’s singing has gone viral. Over the past few months, several of her videos have caught fans’ attention.

In fact, an unseen clip from the sets of Saiyaara showed her singing Kaise Hua from Kabir Singh between takes, while another video captured her recreating Shreya Ghoshal’s version of the Saiyaara title track, leaving fans mesmerized.

Aneet’s artistic journey has been equally inspiring. She began her acting career with a brief role in the 2022 film Salaam Venky, starring Kajol, before bagging her first lead role in the Prime Video series Big Girls Don’t Cry, where she played Roohi.

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Interestingly, she also showcased her musical side by writing, composing, and singing an original track for the series, titled Masoom.

Her big breakthrough came with Mohit Suri’s Saiyaara, which hit theatres on July 18 and went on to become an unexpected box office success this year. With her acting, singing, and now her personal connection to music delighting fans, Aneet Padda continues to prove herself as a versatile and multitalented star on the rise.