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 day 1
Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda starrer Saiyaara earns Rs 20 crore on day 1 at the box office Photo: X
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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

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).

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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