Saiyaara Debutant Aneet Padda Writes Heartfelt Note for Director Mohit Suri; Opens Up About the Journey
A Heartfelt Message Before the Release
Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda’s debut venture Saiyaara hit theatres on July 18, and the newcomers are already receiving love from the audience for their performances and Mohit Suri’s emotionally charged love story.
A day before the big release, Bollywood actor Aneet Padda took a moment to reflect and penned a special message for the entire Saiyaara team, especially director Mohit Suri. Notably, Saiyaara marks Aneet’s first association with Yash Raj Films (YRF) and Mohit Suri.
What Aneet Padda Said About Mohit Suri
Sharing a post on Instagram, Aneet wrote:
“I met a man, a man who had a great heart… His name is MOHIT SURI. He understands love in a way not many do and is honest in feeling pain.”
Fans of Suri’s intensely emotional cinematic style, known for delivering some of Bollywood’s most intense love stories, instantly connected with her words.
Aneet’s Gratitude to the Entire Creative Team of Saiyaara
Beyond just Mohit Suri, Aneet also expressed her heartfelt thanks to the entire creative team of Saiyaara, ensuring no contribution was overlooked.
She acknowledged:
- Producer Aditya Chopra – for rooting the concept in reality
- Writer Sankalp Sadanah – for articulating deep emotional layers
- Cinematographer Vikas Sivaraman – for capturing the film’s distant and dreamlike visuals
Calling the experience “transformative,” she shared:
“They stayed up through nights and made something new.”
Part of Aneet’s Message Shared Online
“Thank you to everyone who trusted in the story and fought to make a film… Thank you to all who stood by us during hard times, agreed to hard policy changes to make better stories. To our full cast and crew, who huddled together or pushed apart during long hours, cold nights, and soggy days — thank you. It wasn’t just a movie for me; it was a result of dedication, bravery, and unwavering belief.”
Aneet Padda’s Workfront
Before Saiyaara, Aneet Padda showcased her versatility in:
- Salaam Venky
- Girls Don’t Cry
But Saiyaara is a landmark film for her—her first major lead role, blending the grandeur of Yash Raj Films with the depth and emotion of Mohit Suri’s direction.
