North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: The makers of Saira directed by Mohit Suri released the teaser of the upcoming film on Friday. The teaser starring Ahaan Pandey and Anit Padda gives a powerful glimpse of the story woven with every color of feelings including love, happiness, romance, sorrow, joy, passion and pain, which is all wrapped in a cinematic journey.
Yash Raj Films released Saira’s teaserLezed, it is an intensive love story that presents Ahaan Pandey as a hero in the Hindi film industry and also plays Anit Padda in the lead role, which was seen in the Big Girls Don’t Cry Series. The production banner shared the teaser and captioned: “A deep love story that will break your heart and fill it.”
The banner also shared two posters of Ahaan and Anit and wrote: “Some love stories remain forever.” YRF, in its 50 -year history, India is known for giving some of the best romantic films directed by Yash Chopra and Aditya Chopra. Mohit Suri, who is currently in his 20th year in cinema, has also directed some of the most favorite romantic films like Aashiqui 2, Malang, Ek Villain.
Saira is built by the company’s CEO Akshay Vidhani and is scheduled to release on July 18, 2025. The title and release date of the film was announced on 22 April. The film is presented by Aditya Chopra, directed by Mohit Suri and produced by Akshay Vidhani. Ahaan’s debut was announced in February last year. Ahaan, nephew of actor Chunky Pandey, was signed to undergo a personally prepared intensive training programs by Aditya Chopra as a YRF talent about six years ago.
When Ahaan’s debut was announced, a source at the time said: “Aditya Chopra has personally shaped Ahaan. YRF has kept him secret so that he can focus on improving his work.” “For the industry, Ahaan Pandey’s launching Hindi film industry is the biggest beginning by a youth over the years and YRF is showing the intention to make him a star. The big project for which he has been signed is the love story of Mohit Suri!”
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