Aneet Padda to Star in Web Series Nyaya After Saiyaara Success
Saiyaara, which stars Ahaan Panday and Aneet, has become a huge success. In just 10 days, the movie made ₹248.43 crore at the box office. It's expected to cross ₹300 crore soon, making Aneet one of the most talked-about new stars in Bollywood.
Her next project, Nyaya, is a fictional story based on real events. The show is directed by Nitya Mehra and co-produced by her husband Karan Kapadia. Aneet plays a 17-year-old girl fighting for justice after being hurt by a powerful spiritual leader. Actress Fatima Sana Shaikh plays a police officer in the series. It will be released soon on a major streaming platform.
Even though she is doing a web series, Aneet will continue working in big films. A source from Yash Raj Films (YRF) said, 'Aneet is a movie star. Nyaya was shot before Saiyaara, so it doesn't affect her future in cinema.'
With Saiyaara expected to earn ₹400 crore, YRF plans to promote Aneet as one of the top new stars in Bollywood.
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