Netizens felt goosebumps when they saw the trailer of Saiyaara, which starred Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda. They believe that the wisest course of action was to put their faith in Mohit Suri to carry out his responsibilities. Furthermore, the pundits want Saiyaara to be formally known as Aashiqui 3. Their responses are listed below.

The audience wants the name of Saiyaara to be changed to Aashiqui 3

The audience is getting the correct kind of vibe from Saiyaara, which features Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda's Bollywood debut. They are insisting that the movie be named Aashiqui 3, primarily because it is bringing back memories of all the feelings that online users experienced when watching Mohit Suri's Aashiqui 2, which starred Shraddha Kapoor and Aditya Roy Kapur.

The trailer for Saiyaara is available now

The trailer for Saiyaara is full of powerful lines. Naturally, the trailer strikes a chord with everyone who has watched it since it is a musical trip. They all identify with the title track, which has the chorus line "Saiyaara tu toh badla nahi hai, mausam zara sa rootha hua hai." The audience is enthralled by everything they see, from Ahaan's intensity in portraying Krrish to Aneet's resemblance to Shraddha's character from Aashiqui 2. Naturally, this encompasses their romance as well. Varun Badola's character's fear that Krrish has given his all and will end his life is very similar to the premise of Aashiqui 2. But the trailer's conclusion suggests that this time may be different.

The story of Saiyaara's creation is told by Mohit Suri

In a news statement, Saiyaara, a concept Mohit Suri nearly abandoned, was discussed. The director admitted frankly that, without Ahaan and Aneet, he wouldn't have produced the film. The filmmaker did not discover newcomers with the skill set he was looking for until he met Ahaan and Aneet on the set of YRF. He made the decision to train the performers after seeing their audition video there. As a result, they collaborated and eventually came up with Saiyaara.

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