Saiyaara Reviews

Complete ripoff of the Korean movie “a moment to remember”. Can’t beat the original smh

Trash

2/10

mohit Suri this was not expected from you

Krish's love for Vanya was pure, purer than I watched in many old movies. The way he clung to her through everything despite her lack of memory of him per moments was soul crushing.

happy 1 year of krish & vaani to those who celebrate 🥹🏁

I cried at every single scene. This movie is so insanely beautiful I love it so much

Hh

This movie has my heart 🫠

Zor xoshbuuuu

soul wrenching.

one tym watch and I think kinda mixing of kabir sing and ashiqui

Rating: 6.8/10 ⭐️

I expected cheesy Bollywood, but got a genuine tearjerker. Mohit Suri knows how to film heartbreak.

The Director’s Eye:
Visually, the shift from warm gold to cold blue perfectly mirrors the tragedy of Alzheimer's. As a man of faith, I deeply respected the depiction of unconditional love—standing by someone "in sickness and in health." That kind of commitment is rare to see on screen these days. The newcomers (Panday & Padda) have great innocent chemistry. The music is the soul here; Arijit Singh’s vocals are haunting.

The Cuts:
The "angry musician" trope is totally played out (we get it, he has daddy issues). The second half really dragged for me—just scene after scene of misery with no plot movement. The dialogue felt a bit too flowery for modern kids.

Verdict:
A solid, emotional musical. Not groundbreaking, but a beautiful testament to love. Bring tissues.

Favorite Line: "Memories may fade, but the heart never forgets where it belongs."

It was good. The pacing held up, visuals were sharp, and the performances felt authentic. Some scenes dragged, but overall, it left a strong impression.

After a long time Bollywood made a good movie

forever and ever and ever 🥹

I loved it so much, but it made me cry so hard 😭

So heartbreaking and good

Overhyped…new kinda story about the new generations. Correct sync with current stories. Good one

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