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Aneet Padda wows fans with her ‘angelic voice' as she croons Saiyaara title track with father: ‘Powerhouse of talent’

Aneet Padda once again won the internet, this time not with her acting or looks but with her voice as she flaunted her ‘rusty singing’.

Published on: Aug 24, 2025, 20:37:08 IST
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Actor Aneet Padda, who recently won hearts with her performance in Saiyaara, is proving that her talent goes far beyond acting. After her on-screen chemistry with Ahaan Panday became the talk of the town and turned both into overnight sensations, Aneet has now impressed fans in a whole new way, by showcasing her melodious singing voice.

Aneet Padda flaunts her singing talent

Aneet Padda mesmerises fans with her singing as she jams with her father.
Aneet Padda mesmerises fans with her singing as she jams with her father.

On Sunday, Aneet treated her fans to an adorable video of her jamming with her father on Saiyaara's title track. In the video, the actor was seen holding a guitar and sitting on the floor, singing the song in her melodious voice. Her father, who was sitting behind her on a sofa, also joined in after a while, and together they flaunted their singing skills. Sharing the video, Aneet wrote, “The singing may be rusty, but the love isn’t ~”

With lyrics by Irshad Kamil and music by Tanishk Bagchi, Faheem Abdullah and Arslan Nizami, the original song has been sung by Faheem Abdullah, while the female version has been sung by Shreya Ghoshal.

Saiyaara’s success

Helmed by Mohit Suri, Saiyaara marked Ahaan’s Bollywood debut. While Aneet had earlier been a part of Kajol’s film Salaam Venky and shows like Big Girls Don’t Cry, this film brought her into the limelight. The film, which also featured Alam Khan, Varun Badola, Rajesh Kumar, Geeta Aggarwal Sharma and others in key roles, turned out to be a major box office success. It earned 553 crore worldwide against a budget of 50 crore and went on to become the biggest romantic film in Indian cinema.

 
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