Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda Unveil Exclusive Vinyl LP at Wembley Stadium
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Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda Unveil Exclusive Vinyl LP at Wembley Stadium

In a grand celebration held at London’s Wembley Stadium, Yash Raj Films marked the first anniversary of the hit romantic drama Saiyaara with a special unveiling of an exclusive Collector’s Edition vinyl LP. The event, attended by lead actors Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda, drew fans and industry insiders alike to the iconic venue that plays a pivotal role in the film’s story.

The two‑disc set offers a complete musical journey from the movie. The first LP contains all nine original songs that defined the film’s soundtrack, while the second disc features 25 tracks, including 16 background score pieces and nine memorable dialogue excerpts. In addition to the music, the package includes a curated Saiyaara diary with personal notes from Yash Raj Films CEO Akshaye Widhani, director Mohit Suri, the actors, and the film’s composers and lyricists. Fans also receive an ink pen inspired by Vaani’s notebook from the film, and two character‑themed bookmarks depicting Krish and Vaani.

Wembley Stadium holds special significance for the movie, as it serves as the backdrop for a key scene where Krish Kapoor, played by Panday, recognizes Vaani Batra, portrayed by Padda, through a giant screen. The climactic reunion between the two characters also takes place at the stadium, making the venue a fitting location for the anniversary event.

Director Mohit Suri emphasized the centrality of music to the film’s emotional core, stating, “Music is the soul of any love story—be it in life or in films. With Saiyaara, I felt that even more. The depth in Krish and Vaani’s relationship, the everlasting feeling, the innocence, and the magic wouldn’t be the same without the songs. I am truly grateful and overwhelmed for the love people have shown the film because of its music.” He added that the LP offers fans a chance to relive the movie’s moments, one emotion, one melody, and one memory at a time.

CEO Akshaye Widhani reflected on the project’s significance, noting that Saiyaara represented Yash Raj Films’ return to romance—a genre that has long defined the studio’s most sweeping love stories. He said the company aimed to deliver not just a film but a timeless music album that would continue to resonate with audiences.