Mumbai: In a stunning display of box office power, YRF’s latest romantic offering, ‘Saiyaara,’ has not only passed the crucial Monday test but has also galloped past the coveted ₹100 crore milestone in an astonishing four days. This remarkable achievement sets a new benchmark for Hindi films, especially those fronted by fresh faces, solidifying its position as a major success story of 2025.
The Mohit Suri directorial, starring debutants Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, raked in an impressive ₹22.50 crore nett on its first Monday, pushing its cumulative four-day collection to a staggering ₹105.75 crore nett across India. The film’s robust performance reflects a burgeoning confidence amongst the audience for compelling storytelling and fresh talent.
The film’s day-wise collections speak volumes about its escalating popularity: it opened strong with ₹21.5 crore on Friday, witnessed a significant jump to ₹26 crore on Saturday, peaked with a massive ₹35.75 crore on Sunday, and held remarkably steady with ₹22.50 crore on Monday, culminating in its centurion total.
With this exceptional run, ‘Saiyaara’ is now poised to maintain its winning streak through Tuesday, with trade analysts predicting a first-week close of approximately ₹150 crore nett. This is an extraordinary feat for a film introducing new actors to the silver screen, underscoring the power of a well-crafted narrative and soulful music.
Adding to the buzz, YRF has announced discounted ticket prices for Tuesday, a move expected to further boost footfalls and solidify the film’s grip on the box office. Industry experts anticipate the five-day total to reach around ₹115 crore nett, continuing its dream run.
‘Saiyaara,’ a quintessential Mohit Suri love story, features Ahaan Panday as a burgeoning singing sensation and Aneet Padda as his gifted songwriter. The film has already shattered several box office records and is slated to continue its successful theatrical run until August 1, when the much-anticipated ‘Son of Sardaar 2’ and ‘Dhadak 2’ are scheduled for release, signaling an exciting period for Indian cinema.