Aneet Padda's Old Ads Resurface Amid Saiyaara Success, Fans Swoon Over Her Looks
After Saiyaara's success, fans are digging up Aneet Padda's old ads and appearances, praising her acting range and charming screen presence.
Aneet Padda is riding high on the success of Saiyaara, Mohit Suri's latest directorial that also marks the debut of Ahaan Panday. While the film's intense chemistry between the leads has been widely appreciated, Aneet's individual performance has also sparked a fresh wave of interest among viewers and fans.
With her nuanced portrayal of a deeply-in-love young woman, Aneet has quickly turned into a favourite of many moviegoers. But even as Saiyaara continues to draw crowds, the internet is doing what it does best—digging into the archives. Netizens have unearthed several of Aneet's older screen appearances, including television commercials that aired nearly three years ago.
One particularly popular TVC from February 2022 has resurfaced, where Aneet plays a young girl in love. The story follows two young lovers whose first date is made possible by the combined generosity of their circle—family, friends, and acquaintances—all of whom contribute money to make the evening memorable. Aneet, with her infectious smile and expressive eyes, leaves a lasting impression.
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In other commercials, she is seen performing everyday actions—making coffee in one, relishing a chocolate bar during a music class in another, and enjoying a snack in yet another. Fans have been quick to highlight how these ads showcased her screen presence and natural charm even before she landed a lead role.
Clips from these commercials have now gone viral on social media. A user on X posted, 'And she stolen our heart. What a debut by @aneetprivv. Her acting, her looks, she is amazing…. And the movie was (heart)."
Born in Amritsar, Aneet Padda began her career in modelling before transitioning into acting. She previously appeared in projects like Salaam Venky and Big Girls Don't Cry, but Saiyaara marks her first major breakthrough. If the online frenzy is any indication, Aneet's fanbase is only growing stronger.
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