Saiyaara Morning Occupancy Day 3: Ahaan’s Film Continues To Roar; Beats Housefull 5, Raid 2 For A New Record

Saiyaara Morning Occupancy Day 3: Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda have become the talk of the town following their Bollywood debut in Saiyaara. Their on-screen chemistry has captivated audiences, generating significant buzz. Directed by Mohit Suri, this musical romantic drama is presented by YRF and features Varun Badola in a pivotal role. The film has been eagerly awaited and is one of the year's most anticipated releases. To note, Saiyaara marks Mohit Suri's return to direction after a three-year hiatus and his first collaboration with YRF.

Interestingly, Saiyaara's music, crafted by Mithoon, Sachet-Parampara, Rishabh Kant, Vishal Mishra, Tanishk Bagchi, Faheem Abdullah, and Arslan Nizami, has resonated with audiences. The soundtrack has been well-received and contributed to the film's popularity. On the other hand, Saiyaara opened to enthusiastic reviews from viewers and has been performing well at the box office. Since its release, Saiyaara has consistently drawn audiences to theatres. Its success is evident as it continues to generate excitement and maintain strong ticket sales and footfalls during the weekend.

Saiyaara Occupancy Day 1 (Morning Shows)

According to a report published in Sacnilk, Saiyaara recorded a footfall of 38.70% on day 3 (first Sunday) during the opening shows on the first Saturday.

Saiyaara Beats Housefull 5 In Occupancy On Day 3 (Morning Shows)

With an occupancy of 38.70%, Saiyaara has managed to beat Akshay Kumar's Housefull 5 (17.72%) and Ajay Devgn's Raid 2 (12.04%) and recorded the second highest occupancy on day 2 during morning shows.

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".