Ahmed Zayaan

Some films don’t just tell stories, they etch themselves into your soul. Saiyyaara is one of those rare gifts. Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda don’t act—they ache. You don’t watch Krish and Vaani—you grieve with them, hope with them, love like them. 💔 From Vaani’s fading memory and her devastating lapse… to Krish’s silent forgiveness and the cricket match that rekindled what Alzheimer’s tried to erase—their final vow isn’t about forever. It’s about the courage to love even when remembering isn’t possible. 🎶 The music? Soul-shattering. Every track feels like it was born from heartbreak itself. That one line from the title song: “Hai main mar hi jaun jo tujhko na paaun…” It doesn’t ask, it surrenders. It’s love stripped of pride, left only with truth. 🎬 And guiding it all is Mohit Suri—a director who doesn't just frame scenes, he frames hearts. From Aashiqui 2 to Saiyyaara, he’s built a legacy of unforgettable heartbreaks, each more tender and true than the last. ✨ Saiyyaara isn’t just the best film of 2025. It’s a must-watch for every soul that’s ever loved, lost, or held on anyway. It teaches us that love doesn’t need memory—it needs meaning. And this film delivers it, beautifully. Thank you, Saiyyaara—for not just breaking us… but for showing how beautifully broken love can still be whole.

this film has all what u need in a good family drama ... funny and heart touching ... i loved it