Mohit Suri's latest directorial, Saiyaara, has been making waves at the box office, but some netizens have been quick to point out the similarities between the film and the 2004 Korean classic, A Moment to Remember. Both films deal with couples facing the challenges of early-onset Alzheimer's, and the storyline of Saiyaara has been noted for its striking resemblance to the Korean film. The film follows the story of Krish Kapur, a hot-headed musician, and Vaani, a reserved aspiring journalist, who fall in love but are forced to confront an uncertain future when Vaani is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's.
The internet is abuzz with comments and comparisons between Saiyaara and A Moment to Remember. Some netizens are saying that Mohit Suri copied the movie from the Korean film, while others are defending the film, saying that it's not about the story but about the way it's presented. Despite the controversy, Saiyaara has received appreciation for its performances and music. The soundtrack features contributions from several notable music directors, and the film has been produced by Yash Raj Films CEO Akshaye Widhani.
A Moment to Remember is widely praised for its sensitive portrayal of love and memory, particularly as the male lead chooses to stay by his partner's side, helping her hold on to their shared moments. Similarly, Saiyaara has been appreciated for its performances and music, with many saying that the film doesn't feel like a copy anywhere. The film's storyline may be familiar, but the way Mohit Suri presents it is what makes it special.
Despite the controversy surrounding the film's storyline, Saiyaara has been a success at the box office. The film's performances, music, and storyline have all been appreciated by audiences, and it's clear that Mohit Suri's direction has played a big role in its success. Whether or not the film is a copy of A Moment to Remember, it's clear that Saiyaara has resonated with audiences, and its success is a testament to the power of storytelling.