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Debutants Ahaan and Aneet Earn Big After Blockbuster 'Saiyaara'

Summary

  • Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda earned Rs 15-20 lakh for 'Saiyaara'
  • 'Saiyaara' grossed over Rs 275 crore worldwide in two weeks
  • Producers planning to pay Rs 35-50 lakh for actors' next projects
Debutants Ahaan and Aneet Earn Big After Blockbuster 'Saiyaara'

Just two weeks after the release of their debut film 'Saiyaara', actors Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda are already in a strong position to renegotiate their worth in the industry. According to industry sources, the two debutants were initially paid in the range of Rs 15-20 lakh for their roles in the romantic drama, which was produced by Mohit Suri and backed by Yash Raj Films.

However, the film's remarkable box office performance, grossing over Rs 275 crore worldwide, has transformed the narrative. With no established stars in the lead, 'Saiyaara' has proven to be one of 2025's most successful romantic dramas, surprising many in the industry. This success has now created two new 'saleable names' overnight, and both Ahaan and Aneet are now poised to command significantly higher fees for their upcoming projects.

Industry insiders reveal that early discussions for Ahaan and Aneet's next films have already begun, with the remuneration being floated in the Rs 35-50 lakhs range. This substantial pay hike reflects the newfound value and recall these actors bring to the table after the blockbuster success of 'Saiyaara'.

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'Saiyaara' grossed over Rs 275 crore worldwide in just two weeks, becoming one of 2025's most successful romantic dramas.
Ahaan and Aneet were initially paid in the range of Rs 15-20 lakh for their roles in the film.
Producers are reportedly offering Ahaan and Aneet remuneration in the range of Rs 35-50 lakhs for their upcoming projects.

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