Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda’s film Saiyaara is steadily gaining momentum at the box office with each passing day. The romantic drama, directed by Mohit Suri, has struck a chord with audiences across the country. Social media is flooded with emotional reactions, with viewers sharing heartfelt videos of their experience. Even comedian Bharti Singh was seen wiping away tears after watching the film, clearly moved by the storytelling and performances.
Bharti recently went on a movie date with her husband Haarsh Limbachiyaa and shared visuals from the same in her new Vlog. The couple watched Saiyaara and Bharti was seen getting emotional after watching the love story.
In the visuals, Bharti was captured wiping her tears inside the theatre as the end credits rolled. The Laughter Chefs' host was all praise for the film as she stepped out of the theatre.
"What a film, yaar, I cried at least two to three times. The ending was beautiful, it had a happy ending. After so many years, Mohit Suri sir has returned with a film and absolutely nailed it. It's deeply emotional and truly a must-watch," said Bharti in her Vlog.
She further mentioned in the vlog about how they hadn't watched a late night show in years and were happy that they finally did it with Siyaara. She added, "“We actually felt like, why did we watch it so late?” Bharti said. “You all must go and watch it. Anyone who’s ever been in love will really connect with it. After so many years, Mohit sir came back and hit a sixer on the very first ball. And the songs? They are absolutely amazing too."
Haarsh also enjoyed the movie experience and revealed that he also got emotional while watching the film and held Bharti's hand. He said, "Even I got emotional in the middle. I held her hand during the film, it was that moving." He even called the film Saiyaara and praised Mohit Suri.
"It’s been a long time since we’ve watched a film where the emotions felt so genuine and heartfelt. Ahaan and Aneet have delivered outstanding performances. Fresh talents like them truly deserve all the appreciation and recognition coming their way," said Haarsh.