Saiyaara will always be special to the romantics and Bollywood Buffs

Apart from Saiyaara and Sitaare Zameen Pe, most of the other so-called “successes” this year felt like a mixed bag of safe bets and thinly veiled propaganda. A couple of historicals cashed in more on chest-thumping than on craft, the big action spectacles relied on scale rather than soul, and the franchise comedies ran purely on nostalgia and noise. Yes, they made money — but not because they pushed the industry forward. They worked because audiences had nothing better to choose from. In a year crowded with formula, agenda-driven storytelling, and factory-made blockbusters, Saiyaara and Sitaare Zameen Pe stood out simply because they dared to be sincere.

I like the movie

Some of my friends don’t like it because it wrongly depicts the medical condition

In love you don’t need 2nd chances. When you really love someone you just work through your crap and keep going ✅

Movie was engaging.

I Loved Saiyaara The Most It Will Always Be Special To Me