Saiyaara fans turn theatres into concert halls. Videos go viral
Take a look at the video: (Video Credit: Instagram/viralbhayani)The scenes have sparked conversations online, with many wondering if the buzz around 'Saiyaara' is genuine. Turns out, it very much is. Reacting to the viral clip, one fan wrote, 'Movie is totally worth all the hype best movie of the year (sic).'
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Another fan wrote, "ahaan and aneet had that earnest chemistry that delivering some dialogues that would otherwise seemed cringe/OTT felt so adorable and natural cz the chemistry rlly flowed they didn't have to try hard to sell it and it worked SO WELL IN THE MOVIE (sic)".
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From social media buzz to sold-out screenings, 'Saiyaara' seems to have struck the right chord with audiences. And if these early reactions are anything to go by, the film may just be this year's surprise hit.- Ends
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