Mohit Suri's romantic drama Saiyaara has become a blockbuster, earning an impressive Rs 155.24 crore net in India within its first week. Powered by fresh talent and soulful music, the film exceeded expectations, achieving remarkable daily collections and holding strong even on weekdays. Saiyaara's success is particularly noteworthy as it was achieved without established superstars.
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