In a candid interaction with the media, Kher said: “And I would like to take a moment and wish team Saiyaara, the film released with us, especially from my parent company, Yash Chopra Films. Aditya Chopra is like family to me. Both the movies, Tanvi and Saiyaara, are getting love and respect in their own ways.” This statement highlights not only Kher’s graciousness but also the camaraderie that continues to exist in the film industry, especially among long-time collaborators. His reference to Yash Raj Films as his “parent company” is a nod to his longstanding association with the banner, which has been home to several of his iconic roles over the decades. Saiyaara, directed by Mohit Suri and starring Ahan Pandey and Aneet Padda, marks a promising new chapter for YRF’s talent and storytelling. The film has been well received by the audience, much like Tanvi The Great, which has earned critical acclaim for its portrayal of a young woman on the autism spectrum who dreams of joining the Indian Army. Kher’s support for Saiyaara adds a warm layer of unity in an industry often marked by competition. With both films earning respect in their respective genres, it’s clear that cinema lovers are the ultimate winners.