Saiyaara by Yashraj Films and Mohit Suri, starring Ahaan Pandey and Aneet Padda, has been making waves at the Box Office, collecting over 150 crore in its first week, exceeding the expectations of many. Side by side, the Internet has gone viral with memes triggered by the movie, with netizens on X (Formerly Twitter) mocking the movie and comparing it to other films in the past. In this article, we have compiled ten hilarious memes we came across, along with a short movie review of Saiyaara at the end.
ALSO SEE: Loved Watching Saiyaara? Check out these 10 Musical Romance Drama Movies on OTT
10 Memes on Saiyaara Movie that will make you laugh
While on one hand, Saiyaara is breaking all the records at the Box Office in India as well as worldwide, the internet has gone berserk with jokes and memes that will make you laugh if you have seen the movie or even if you haven’t. Let’s have a look at ten of these funniest memes.
1. An X user, Utkarsh Verma, shared a clip of the British Royal Navy’s F-35, claiming it decided to leave India after seeing Saiyaara theatre videos. He even shared Stuart Little’s photos, claiming Saiyaara kids will never understand what a real love story is. Watch these memes below.
2. Another meme stars Nana Patekar in his element with the caption, ‘1.5L college ki fee bharne ke baad apni beti ko Saiyaara movie ke liye rote dekhta hua baap’. The meme is a joke over India’s youth who are being trolled by a section of people about wasting their time and money on Saiyaara.
3. An X handle called Berozgar Ki Awaaz shared a scene from the movie as parody by writing the caption ‘People are crying watching Saiyaara, and we are crying seeing Exam’s syllabus’. This is for all those students who find it hard to cover the exam syllabus to pass.
4. An X user went on to call Saiyaara Movie a more dangerous virus than Corona, joking about how it is spreading fast and infecting people all over India and globally.
5. How can the evergreen classic Ameesha Patel meme be missed out of this meme fest? According to an X User, this is Gen Z’s reaction after watching Saiyaara, and it is definitely funny.
6. Whenever one movie becomes a hit, there is a section of people who bring old movies to compare it to. In Saiyaara’s case, while some are comparing it to Aashiqui 2, others are saying how Salman Khan’s Tere Naam was even more traumatic than Saiyaara. This X user, Rishh, shared this post calling out Saiyaara Generation for being too weak-hearted.
7. The classic husband and wife meme too made its appearance with wife thinking ‘He must be thinking why VP Dhankar resigned’ while husband thinks ‘Ye Saiyaara dekh ke rone walo ke liye main 30 tax de raha’. Watch the meme below.
8. The audiences are divided into two groups over Saiyaara Movie, and this has been depicted well by this meme below.
9. The meme fever is so high that even grocery-delivering apps could not keep themselves out of it. Online delivery app Zepto shared a post on its X handle selling tissues for those who are watching Saiyaara. Check out the meme below.
10. The generation that has watched Sridevi starrer Sadma movie feels Saiyaara is nothing as compared to that cult film. This meme below is by one such X user who feels today’s generation will go berserk if they watch Sadma.
Memes aside, let us have a look at the Saiyaara Movie Review to get an idea about what to expect from the film and whether one should watch it or not.
ALSO SEE: Saiyaara Movie OTT Platform Revealed: Here’s When You Might Be Able to Stream it on OTT
My Review of Saiyaara: A Tale of Love that Breaks You…Only to Ignite Hope
“Saiyaara Tu toh badla nahi hai… Mausam zara sa rootha hua hai”. Starting my review of Mohit Suri’s Saiyaara with this line from the title song, because this is where the soul of the film is trapped. It is a tale of two misfits, Vani Batra and Krish Kapoor, who meet each other with huge baggage of their pasts, only to realize that they are the ones who can heal each other, too.
Vani and Krish, completely opposite in nature, come together to create music.. Or I might say magic, as it is his voice and her words against the world. Slowly but steadily, a friendship is formed, leading to them confiding in each other about their pasts. No matter how far they try to go… Their feelings bring them closer than ever before until destiny decides to be cruel to the lovers once again. Will Vani and Krish be able to find each other, or is their love story doomed? Forms the crux of the story.
Ahaan Pandey and Aneet Padda are the best debutants I have seen in the last few years in Bollywood. They play their characters with integrity and conviction, and their chemistry feels natural onscreen. Mohit Suri is the master of love stories, and he has managed to weave his wand once again.
Special mention to the soundtrack of the film… Which doesn’t merely include songs… But gems that hold the narrative together. ‘Dhun’ by Arijit Singh is slow poison, while ‘barbaad’ by Jubin Nautiyal shows Krish’s hesitance to love. ‘Humsafar’ by Sachet Parampara captures the growing bond between Krish and Vani, while ‘tum ho toh’ by Vishal Mishra is their love anthem. The highlight is “Saiyaara”, the title track by Faheem Abdullah, which gives goosebumps, and its female version by Shreya is equally melodious.
After a long hiatus, I watched a Bollywood film that was a fulfilling cinematic experience on screen.
You can follow Smartprix on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Google News. Visit smartprix.com for the latest tech and auto news, reviews, and guides.
