Ahaan Panday REACTS To Fan Who Dressed Up As His Saiyaara Character, Celebrated Film's Success By Feeding Cake To Poster (VIDEO)

Ahaan Panday is basking in the success of his recently released debut film, Saiyaara, which also stars newcomer Aneet Padda in the lead role. As the film has crossed Rs 230 crore and is rapidly approaching the Rs 250 crore mark within just 10 days, a video is making rounds on social media showing a fan dressed as Ahaan's character, Krish Kapoor, cutting a cake to celebrate the massive success of Saiyaara.

Ahaan Panday's Fan Celebrates Saiyaara Success

In the video, Ahaan’s fan is seen dressed in a black vest tank and blue denim jeans, accompanied by his friends. As he cuts the cake, Saiyaara posters can be seen stuck on the wall behind him. In a heartwarming moment, the fan even cuts a piece of cake and feeds it to Ahaan's poster. The video caught Ahaan's attention, and he went on to comment on the clip.

Check out the video:

Here's What Ahaan Panday Commented

Ahaan wrote, "Your love your support means everything to me, bohot bohot shukriya."

Saiyaara OTT Release

Directed by Mohit Suri, Saiyaara will be streaming on Netflix, as unveiled in the theatrical version. However, after gaining confidence that the film will have a long run in theatres given the response, the makers have decided to push the OTT release of Saiyaara to October.

Saiyaara will now reportedly release on Netflix during the Diwali weekend. However, an official confirmation is awaited.

Mohit Suri Reveals Why Ahaan, Aneet Did Not Promote

Mohit shared that the idea was collectively conceived by Saiyaara's producer, Akshaye Widhani and YRF's Aditya Chopra, who suggested that keeping the actors away from the media was a deliberate tactic.

Speaking to Just Too Filmy, Suri added, "Until the two actors don’t have anything behind them to talk about, the conversation will be filled with questions like 'Who is the prankster on the set?' or 'How is it to work with Mohit Suri?' It’s all redundant stuff, and I don’t think anyone has any interest in listening to all that."