Saiyaara Title Song OUT: Ahaan Panday Deals With Heartbreak In This Emotional Ballad

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The title song of Saiyaara, starring Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda is finally out, and the emotional song is already winning hearts!
Ananya Panday's cousin Ahaan Panday is all set to make his grand Bollywood debut with Yash Raj Films' upcoming movie 'Saiyaara', co-starring Aneet Padda. The teaser of this Mohit Suri directorial was released last week. Fans had been eagerly waiting for the first song from the film, and much to their delight, the title track of Saiyaara is finally out! The emotional track is already winning hearts, with fans showering love on the lead pair Ahaan and Aneet.
On Tuesday, YRF released the title track of Saiyaara. The heartbreak song has already taken the internet by storm- not just for the soul-stirring melody, but also for the deeply emotional portrayal by Ahaan and Aneet. The music video shows Ahaan's character reliving precious moments spent with Aneet, and showcasing his emotional vulnerability as he grapples with love and loss. Sung by Faheem Abdullah, Saiyaara title song has been composed by Tanishk Bagchi, Faheem Abdullah, Arslan Nizami. The lyrics has been penned by Irshad Kamil. Check out the title track of Saiyaara below!
Fans React To Saiyaara Title Song
Reacting to the song, one netizen wrote, 'Don't know how the movie turns out but the songs will be remembered for ages," while another one commented, 'That kind of music needed what bollywood has missed for the last few yearss…It's beyond expectations What a Vibe what a energy this song has." A third comment read, 'Beautiful emotional Romantic song. This song reminds me of Ek Villain Music album….Wo time dobara aa raha hai jab hum kisi album ke ek ek song ke liye wait karte the…"
Saiyaara title track launches two exciting musical artistes from Kashmir. Director Mohit reveals, 'Saiyaara title track will also see us launch Faheem Abdulla and Arsalan Nizami, two extremely talented Indian composers and singers (from Kashmir) to Bollywood. The track has been composed by the genius Tanishk Bagchi, who I thank for making me meet Faheem and Arsalan. The beautiful lyrics are written by the maestro Irshad Kamil."
He adds, 'we have a line-up of incredibly talented artists who have worked on the first song of Saiyaara. I hope we are giving everyone a romantic song that they would remember for a long, long time."
Mohit says he wanted to give audiences a supremely fresh album with beautiful, soulful melodies for Saiyaara. He adds, 'I wanted to make an extremely fresh romantic album for a debutant film. The album of Saiyaara is very close to my heart. So, every song of this album feels really special. We are starting our marketing campaign by dropping Saiyaara title track first. There is so much love, longing and heart in this song that I fell in love with it instantly."
Saiyaara introduces Ahaan Panday as a hero to the Hindi film industry and also stars Aneet Padda (who stole hearts with her brilliant performance in the much-acclaimed series Big Girls Don't Cry) as the female lead. Saiyaara is produced by the company's CEO Akshaye Widhani and it is set to release on July 18, 2025 in theatres worldwide.
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