At this time, such a storm of action films is going on that the romantic movie made keeping in mind the young audiences has disappeared, while this is the largest class to buy the cinema hall, which prefers such films.
The trend of making a romantic movie with new and young artists continued till a few years ago. Director Mohit Suri has created such romantic films with new artists or Tiny stars and has also achieved success.
He has a tipchal formula- emotional depth, music and dark romance, around which he weaves his films and the same thing is seen in his latest film ‘Saira’. Saira means the star wandering between the stars.
Mahesh Bhatt’s films have been influenced by Mohit Suri. Most of the heroes of Mahesh’s film are angry, there is outrage against the father. Krish, the hero of ‘Saira’, is also similar and as a musician wants to earn a name in the world.
Vani has been cheated by her lover and has a profound effect on her. She writes. Some meetings bring both close to both, but an event happens that shakes the world of speech and Krish.
Saira’s story does not have much ups and downs, but Mohit’s presentation makes the film worth watching. Saira’s romance is not only a matter of love or flowers, but the matter has been carried forward through pain, sacrifice and broken relationships. The complexity of the characters is also visible here.
The heroes of Mohit’s films are often not completely right or wrong, but live in gray zone and the same makes Krish special that does not care for anyone.
Krish and Vani’s struggle for their love, life failures, mental struggle have been beautifully hit by Mohit on screen.
The music of Mohit Suri’s films is his greatest strength. His songs have deep emotions, heart -breaking words and excellent melody. In Saira too, he has carried forward the story using his quality.
Script is not perfect and shortcomings emerge. For example, speech and Krish suddenly start seeking each other, for this, the situation has not been made properly. The sudden disappearance of speech for such a long time has not been properly justified.
Solid scenes have not been written for why there is so much anger inside Krish. The problem with speech is also not written cleanly, but Mohit covers these shortcomings on the strength of his direction.
The film’s lyricist and musicians are also the hero of this film. The lyricist has given words to the sentiments of the film’s hero-heroine through songs and musicians have granted him with melodious tunes. Instead of dialogue, songs work more in advancing the story.
Ahaan Pandey and Anit Padda have started the journey with full confidence through this film. Ahaan has presented anger and emotions well and has been successful in showing the ups and downs of his character. They must work on dialogue payment as many dialogues they spoken are unclear. The film is shot in Sink Sound and one of the reasons for this can also be.
Anit Padda, as a straight-gentleman, shy girl, has been successful in expanding her character. The film has also got strong support from the supporting cast. The production design and cinematography is high.
Excellent music, deep romance and complex character is the specialty of ‘Saira’ and the film will appeal more to young audiences.
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director: Mohit Suri
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Movie : Saiyaara (2025)
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Song: Irshad Kamil, Mithun, Rishabh Kant, Raj Shekhar
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Musicians: Gemini, Conscious-tradition, Rishabh Kant, Vishal Mishra, Tanishq Bagchi, Faheem Abdullah, Arsalan Nizami
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artist: Ahaan Pandey, Anit Padda
- Censor Certificate: UA (for above 16 years) * 2 hours 36 minutes 40 seconds
- Rating: 3/5
