Saiyaara

1st Genre: Romantic Ballad
2nd Genre: Melancholic Drama (with subtle rock-infused undertones)

Beats Per Minute: Estimated ~78 BPM — a slow to mid-tempo pace typical of emotional Bollywood tracks, matching the song’s heartfelt mood.

Sur Scale: Likely in a minor key (e.g., E minor or D minor), giving it a wistful, longing atmosphere. (Exact scale not publicly disclosed.)

Music Production:

Top-tier composer (Tanishk Bagchi) + debut Kashmiri artists (Faheem Abdullah, Arslan Nizami)

Arrangement, recording, mixing, royalties
Estimated ₹15–20 lakh (~US $18–24k)

Music Video:

On-location shading: beach, city, island, underwater scenes, piano destruction scene

Lead actors’ fees (Ahaan Panday & Aneet Padda) + director of photography, production crew

Estimated ₹1–1.2 crore (~US $120–150k)

Cinematography: High production value; cinematic color grading with emotional refrains.

Lyrics: Tu Paas Hai Mere Paas Hai Aise
Mera Koi Ehsaas Hai Jaise
Tu Paas Hai Mere Paas Hai Aise
Mera Koi Ehsaas Hai Jaise

Haaye Main Mar Hi Jaaun
Jo Tujhko Na Paaun
Baaton Mein Teri Main Raatein Bitaaun

Honthon Pe Lamha Lamha
Hai Naam Tera Haaye
Tujhko Hi Gaaun Main Tujhko Pukaaroon

Saiyaara Tu Toh Badla Nahin Hai
Mausam Zara Sa Rootha Hua Hai
Saiyaara Tu Toh Badla Nahin Hai
Mausam Zara Sa Rootha Hua Hai

Beetey Lamhon Se Duniya Basa Loon
Main Toh Tere Aansuon Ka Bana Hoon
Meri Hansi Mein Teri Sadaayein
Teri Kahaani Khud Ko Sunaaun

Yaadon Ke Taare Yaadon Ke Taare Tootenge Kaise
Mere Hain Jo Woh Roothenge Kaise
Beetey Dinon Ki Kholi Kitaabein
Guzre Palon Ko Kaise Bhula Dein

Haaye Main Mar Hi Jaaun
Jo Tujhko Na Paaun
Baaton Mein Teri Main Raatein Bitaaun

Honthon Pe Lamha Lamha
Hai Naam Tera Haaye
Tujhko Hi Gaaun Main Tujhko Pukaaroon

Saiyaara Tu Toh Badla Nahin Hai
Mausam Zara Sa Rootha Hua Hai
Saiyaara Tu Toh Badla Nahin Hai
Mausam Zara Sa Rootha Hua Hai

Jis Roz Hum Tum Phir Se Milenge
Yeh Saari Baatein Tujhse Kahenge
Duniya Mein Chaahe Ban Jaayein Jo Bhi
Tere Bina Tab Kuch Na Rahenge

Haaye Main Mar Hi Jaaun
Jo Tujhko Na Paaun
Jo Tujhko Na Paaun
Main Mar Hi Jaaun

Honthon Pe Lamha Lamha
Hai Naam Tera Haaye
Tujhko Hi Gaaun Main Tujhko Pukaaroon

Cinematic Visuals: Evocative imagery—from romantic crescendos to emotional collapse—reflects Mohit Suri’s signature style.

Audience Impact: The nostalgic highs, melodic hooks, and polished visuals offer both emotional depth and mass appeal.

Areas of thinness:

Some may find the plot mirrors Suri’s earlier work too closely, risking a sense of déjà vu. However, experts generally view it as a respectful embrace of the director’s strengths rather than a repeat.

Final Verdict: A soulful, immersive romantic ballad that beautifully blends nostalgia, fresh voices, and cinematic storytelling. With positive audience reactions and impressive production, it sets a high bar for the upcoming film and signals a rejuvenation of classic Bollywood romance.

Genres Romantic Ballad / Melancholic Drama

BPM ~78 BPM (slow–mid tempo)

Scale Likely minor key (e.g., D/E minor)

Budget ₹1.25–1.4 Cr (~US $150–175k)

Release Date June 3, 2025 (song); July 18, 2025 (film)

Key Contributors Music: Tanishk Bagchi, Faheem Abdullah, Arslan Nizami; Lyrics: Irshad Kamil

Highlights: Emotional vocals, cinematic visuals, nostalgic vibe

Overall, “Saiyaara” succeeds on both artistic and commercial fronts—showcasing a soulful melody, fresh musical voices, visually striking storytelling, and a strong emotional core, making it a standout launch for the film’s musical campaign.

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