Saiyaara Song Humsafar: YRF & Mohit Suri Drop Romantic Track by Sachet–Parampara

Yash Raj Films & Mohit Suri’s Saiyaara is emerging as the best romantic albums of the year. So far, all three songs of the film, Saiyaara title track, Jubin Nautiyal’s Barbaad & Vishal Mishra’s Tum Ho Toh have received unanimous love and are roaring hits. And now, the makers are set to release the fourth song of the Saiyaara album, another romantic song sung by the hit musical duo Sachet–Parampara. Titled Humsafar, this song will speak of how ‘love hits right when you have the perfect companion’. This is the first collaboration between Mohit Suri and Sachet-Parampara, and the expectations are sky high from this track.

Ahaan-Aneet Romance Shines in Humsafar Song

Ahead of Humsafar’s release tomorrow, YRF has shared a new image of the film’s lead pair, Ahaan Panday & Aneet Padda from Humsafar while teasing the new track. The song will show Ahaan and Aneet’s love story from an entirely new lense, teasing their electric romance and chemistry in the film.

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Saiyaara brings together YRF and Mohit, both known for creating timeless love stories, for the first time. The teaser that was released before the song roll out started, has garnered unanimous praise for making an intense love story with debutants who share infectious chemistry and brilliant acting skills.

Besides the songs, the film's title, Saiyaara, has also piqued interest of the audience. It means a wandering celestial body, but in poetry it's often used to describe something (or someone) dazzling, ethereal, or otherworldly — a wandering star - always shining, always guiding, but always out of reach.

The film launches Ahaan Panday as a YRF hero. The studio has handpicked Aneet Padda (who stole hearts with her brilliant performance in the much-acclaimed series Big Girls Don’t Cry) as the next YRF heroine. Saiyaara is produced by the company’s CEO Akshaye Widhani and it is set to release on July 18, 2025 in theatres worldwide.

YRF, in its 50 year history, is known for giving India some of the cult romantic films of all time primarily 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 favourite romantic films like Aashiqui 2, Malang, Ek Villain, etc.

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