Ahaan Panday celebrated Indian Independence Day as his debut film, ‘Saiyaara’, continues to succeed. His mother, Deanne Panday, shared celebration photos on Instagram with a Gandhi quote. Netflix bought streaming rights but postponed the release to Diwali, extending the film’s theatrical run and reaching a larger festive audience.
Ahaan Panday marked the Indian Independence Day celebrations with joy, riding high on the success of his first film, ‘Saiyaara’. His mother, Deanne Panday, took to Instagram on Friday to share several pictures from the festivities held at their Mumbai home. In these images, Ahaan is seen enjoying the moment alongside his pet, dressed in a crisp white shirt. The vibrant colors of the Indian flag added to the festive atmosphere in the background.Here’s a closer look.Deanne Panday shares inspirational quote on InstagramDeanne, in the caption of her Instagram post, chose to highlight Mahatma Gandhi’s powerful words: “You must be the change you wish to see in the world”. She then added, “Proud to be Indian! Happy Independence Day.”. ‘Saiyaara’ plot and appeal‘Saiyaara’ centers on the journey of Krish Kapoor, a passionate singer, and Vaani Batra, an up-and-coming journalist. Their growing love story is tested by various challenges along the way. With a captivating soundtrack that has struck a chord with listeners, the movie skillfully weaves together themes of romance, dreams, and heartfelt drama. Both critics and audiences have warmly embraced the film. Netflix acquires streaming rights for ‘Saiyaara,’ digital release delayedAccording to reports, Netflix has purchased the streaming rights for ‘Saiyaara’. However, because the movie is still performing well at the box office, its online release has been pushed back to around Diwali. The move is intended to maximize the film’s time in theaters and attract more viewers during the festive season when it becomes available for streaming.About ‘Saiyaara’A soulful musical drama directed by Mohit Suri, ‘Saiyaara’ stars newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda. The film narrates the heartbreaking story of a troubled musician and a shy poet who find love, only to have their bond tested by a tragic turn of events.
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