Sayyara: A New-Age Love Story That Strikes a Deep Emotional Chord- Review

 



One of the most fascinating patterns in the Hindi film industry is how every couple of years, a new generation of college-goers gets its own romantic musical — a film filled with young love, fresh faces, and unforgettable songs. Think Bobby, Maine Pyar Kiya, or Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai. Over the years, films like Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na, Aashiqui 2, and Ek Villain have added to this youth-centric legacy.

Director Mohit Suri — the man behind several hit musical love stories — returns with Sayyara, a film that feels deeply emotional and romantic, tailor-made for today’s young audiences. Promoting the film, Suri said, “No matter how much time people spend online, they’ll always long for the feeling of holding someone’s hand.” That sentiment sits at the core of Sayyara.

The story revolves around Vani Batra (played by debutante Aneet Padda), a heartbroken girl, and Krish Kapoor (Ahaan Panday), an aspiring singer chasing his dreams. Their journey begins with a charming "meet-cute" involving a diary — a tender, meaningful object that adds warmth and nostalgia to their connection. From there, the story unfolds with typical Mohit Suri-style intensity: emotional turmoil, unresolved pasts, and passionate reactions.

Krish has a tune but no lyrics. Vani has the words but no outlet. Their union sparks not only creativity but also a heartfelt romance. But in true Suri fashion, fate soon throws a wrench into their love story — one not revealed in the trailer, but powerful enough to add serious emotional weight.

The film’s strength lies in its immersive storytelling and moving music. Written by Sankalp Sadhna and Rohan Shankar, the screenplay is intense and poetic, and Suri weaves it all together with his signature musical finesse. The soundtrack, created by over half a dozen composers, is already a hit, with Shreya Ghoshal’s version of the title track — played at the climax — standing out as truly soul-stirring.

Like all films, Sayyara has its flaws — inconsistent pacing, a few ineffective scenes, and glimpses of inexperience in the lead actors. Yet, these are minor distractions in an otherwise emotionally resonant experience. Ahaan Panday shows promise, though he could benefit from more polish. Aneet Padda, however, surprises with a mature and heartfelt debut, especially in the film’s most challenging emotional moments.

In the end, Sayyara is a touching love story that blends youthful vulnerability with emotional depth and musical beauty. It may particularly appeal to younger audiences, but even older viewers — if they open their hearts — may find themselves moved by this tender, bittersweet tale of healing and love.


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