‘Saiyaara’ Stars Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda Mark Film’s First Year With Collector’s Edition Vinyl LP Launch at Wembley Stadium (EXCLUSIVE)
Cast members of the Bollywood film 'Saiyaara' gathered at Wembley Stadium to unveil a limited-edition vinyl record commemorating the movie's first anniversary. Directed by Mohit Suri and produced by Yash Raj Films, the romantic drama has achieved record-breaking commercial success, grossing over $69 million worldwide and earning recognition as India's highest-grossing love story. The London venue was deliberately chosen for its symbolic connection to the film, featuring in both a crucial plot moment and the finale concert sequence.
The collector's edition spans two vinyl discs, with the first featuring the film's nine soundtrack songs and the second containing sixteen instrumental score pieces and nine dialogue sequences. The complete package includes a leather-bound diary with handwritten notes from the director, producer, and stars reflecting on the film's creation, supplemented by thematic merchandise such as a character pen and bookmarks. The release emphasises music as the emotional foundation of the narrative, positioning the vinyl as a comprehensive archival piece for audiences and music collectors seeking to revisit the film's complete sonic landscape.
- Bollywood stars Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda marked 'Saiyaara's' first anniversary with a collector's vinyl LP launch at London's Wembley Stadium
- The romantic drama became India's highest-grossing love story, earning $69 million worldwide since its release
- The two-disc vinyl package includes 25 recordings plus a commemorative diary and film memorabilia designed for long-term fan collection
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Bollywood romance Saiyaara became a surprise box office sensation over the past year, earning more than $69 million worldwide and being described as India's highest-grossing love story. Directed by Mohit Suri and made by Yash Raj Films, the movie is led by newcomers Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, and its soundtrack played a central role in how the story was told on screen.
Wembley Stadium in London holds particular significance for the film, having appeared in a key plot moment and in its climactic concert scene, which is why the cast chose the venue to mark the anniversary. The event centred on the launch of a limited-edition vinyl release built around the film's music and dialogue.
The vinyl package itself is designed as an archival collector's item, spreading the film's songs, score and key dialogue across two discs and pairing them with a handwritten diary and themed merchandise from those involved in making the film.