Saiyaara Advance Booking Collection Day 1 Update (July 17, 2025): Ahaan-Aneet’s Film Beats Sitaare Zameen Par

Saiyaara Advance Booking Collection Day 1 Update: The film industry is buzzing with anticipation this July as new talents make their debut. Among them are Ananya Panday's cousin, Ahaan Panday, and Aneet Padda, who will be seen in the romance drama Saiyaara. Directed by Mohit Suri, the film also features Varun Badola and Shaan R Grover in pivotal roles. Saiyaara is not just another love story; it promises a deep and emotional narrative. The chemistry between Ahaan and Aneet has already caught the audience's attention. Produced by YRF, the film is also noted for its soulful music that complements its intense storyline.

The plot of Saiyaara revolves around a young couple navigating the complexities of a passionate relationship. Their journey through love's challenges forms the crux of this engaging narrative. The film aims to resonate with viewers through its portrayal of commitment amidst life's ups and downs. The excitement surrounding Saiyaara has led to the commencement of advance bookings. The initial response from audiences has been promising, indicating a strong interest in the film's release.

Saiyaara Advance Booking Collection Day 1 Update

According to a report published in Sacnilk, Saiyaara has received an impressive response in terms of advance booking and has made a gross collection of Rs 5.18 crores with a sale of over 2.07 lakhs tickets. To note, the movie earned Rs 7.79 crores with block seats. Saiyaara had also managed to beat the advance booking collection of Jaat (Rs 2.37 crores) and Kesari Chapter 2 (Rs 1.84 crores)

Saiyaara Beats Sitaare Zameen Par In Advance Booking Collection

To note, Saiyaara has managed to beat the advance booking collection of Sitaare Zameen Par. For the uninitiated, Sitaare Zameen Par had minted Rs 3.31 crores from advance booking with the sale of 1.15 lakh tickets. It had raked in Rs 6.88 crores with block seats

Meanwhile, Mohit Suri spoke about Saiyaara's comparisons with Aashiqui and told Firstpost, "When I made Zeher, they said it looked like Murder. When I made Ek Villain, they said it looked like Murder 2. When I made Malang, they said it looked like Ek Villain. When I made Aashiqui 2, they said it looked like Woh Lame and Rockstar. So I think when I go ahead and make my next film, they'll say it looks like Saiyaara. I think when they're comparing it to my own work rather than somebody else's, it's good".