Mohit Suri’s Direction Makes the Film Feel Like Curling Up with a Dog-Eared Paperback
In a world where movies often scream for attention with loud effects and flashy scenes, Mohit Suri’s Saiyaara quietly sneaks in and steals your heart. Starring Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, this love ballad isn’t just another romance — it’s like a warm hug for your soul, the kind of comfort you get from your favorite chai on a rainy day.
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At first glance, Saiyaara looks like a modern-day Romeo and Juliet, but it’s way more than that. Directed by Mohit Suri, it tells the story of Krish (Ahaan) and Vaani (Aneet), two people who find love when life has already knocked them down. Their story isn’t about fireworks or grand gestures; it’s about healing, about those quiet moments that make your heart feel a little lighter.
Mohit Suri’s direction makes the film feel like curling up with a dog-eared paperback or listening to a soothing song that just gets you. And the title track? “Saiyaara matlab in taaron mein ek tanha taara… khud jalke roshan karde yeh jag saara.” That line hits you right in the feels — about being a lone star burning bright to light up the world, which perfectly captures the mood of the movie.
What makes Saiyaara special is how it doesn’t shout for attention but instead sings softly to your heart. It reminds me of Chicken Soup for the Soul — those stories that millions in India turn to when they need a little hope or comfort. That’s exactly what this film does. It’s a small, soulful victory wrapped in love and kindness.
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