Aneet Padda sings soulful ‘Saiyaara’ track with her father, says 'The singing may be rusty but the love isn’t'

Aneet Padda, who debuted in Mohit Suri's 'Saiyaara', is not just a talented actress but also a gifted singer. Over the past few months, several of her singing videos have gone viral. Recently, she delighted fans by sharing a beautiful rendition of the 'Saiyaara' title track. This time, she was joined by her father, Navdeep Padda.

Aneet’s musical moment with her father

Aneet, on Sunday shared a video on Instagram where she is seen playing the guitar and singing the title track of her film 'Saiyaara'. She begins the song solo, and later her father, sitting on the couch behind her, joins in. Posting the soulful cover, Aneet added a heartfelt note in the caption.“The singing may be rusty but the love isn’t."

Fans reactions

Several of her fan followers, ardent lovers gushed to comment on this video with lots of like and love emoticons. One of the users wrote, “Guys let’s manifest that we get saiyaara song in ahaan x Aneet version," while another penned, “So We had the wrong guy as Krish Kapoor this whole time."

“Aneet voice when she was humming. Bhai sahab she is multi talented," wrote an internet user, while another one commented, “You nailed the acting in Saiyaara, and you nailed it in this one too."

Aneet’s hidden talent

Earlier, an unseen video from the sets of 'Saiyaara' went viral, where Aneet was spotted singing the popular 'Kabir Singh' song 'Kaise Hua' during breaks. In another clip, she beautifully recreated Shreya Ghoshal’s version of the 'Saiyaara' title track, leaving fans impressed.

Journey into acting and music

The actress began her career with a small role in the 2022 film 'Salaam Venky', starring Kajol. She later bagged her first lead role in the series 'Big Girls Don’t Cry', where she played the character Roohi. Showcasing her multi-talented side, she also wrote, composed, and sang an original track for the show titled 'Masoom'.









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