Mohit Suri's film, Saiyaara, with newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, has taken an excellent opening on Day 1, according to Sacnilk. The Yash Raj Films-backed romantic drama has become one of the highest first-day earners of the year and also the biggest opening for a Hindi film by debutants. It has surpassed the day 1 collections of many big films of the year led by superstars.
Saiyaara Box Office Collection Day 1: Ahaan Panday, Aneet Padda Starrer Gets A Thunderous Opening
Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda starrer Saiyaara has become the biggest opening for a Hindi film led by debutants.
Saiyaara box office collection day 1
Saiyaara created an immense buzz prior to its release. Its advance booking numbers also broke several records, with an expectation of a promising start. The film collected Rs 20 crore on day 1 of its release. It registered around 49.90% Hindi occupancy despite being a non-holiday release. Night shows witnessed highest occupancy of 66.62%, while morning shows saw the lowest occupancy of 35.51%. Afternoon and evening shows recorded 46.62% and 50.85% footfall, respectively.
With its day-one collection, Saiyaara has crossed Dhadak (2018) figure. Dhadak, led by debutants Ishaan Khatter and Janhvi Kapoor, earned Rs 8.76 crore on day 1.
Ahaan-Aneet starrer has also surpassed the opening day collections of Mohit Suri’s previous films like Murder 2 (Rs 6.95 crore), Aashiqui 2 (Rs 6.10 crore), and Half Girlfriend (Rs 10.30 crore).
Saiyaara has beaten the opening day collections of Aamir Khan’s Sitaare Zameen Par which earned Rs 10.7 crore on day 1, Akshay Kumar’s Sky Force (Rs 12.25 crore), and Ajay Devgn's Raid 2, which opened at around Rs 19.25 crore.
An excerpt from the Outlook India review of the film read, "Saiyaara recycles every trope in a love story, dressing it up with Suri’s typical ballads to accentuate the bends of a seemingly doomed relationship. Both the leads are defined by grief and trauma. There's heartbreak, manipulation and cruel hijinks of destiny, aiming to give beats to this wretchedly overstretched saga. A lot of tears are shed but little in this film scorches the screen or summons a grand tide of passionate, bruised emotion."
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