Pictures of Ahaan Panday at NDTV Indian of the Year 2025 Awards, Wins NDTV Debutant Actor of the Year Award at NDTV Awards, Photos, Videos & Details
Debutant of the Year: Ahaan Panday was recognized as the most promising newcomer of 2025 at NDTV awards recently
The NDTV Indian of the Year 2025 awards, held in New Delhi on December 19, celebrated excellence across various fields, but the spotlight in the entertainment category belonged firmly to Ahaan Panday. The 27-year-old actor was honored with the prestigious Debutant Actor of the Year award, cementing his status as the biggest breakout star of 2025.Pictures of Ahaan Panday at NDTV Indian of the Year 2025 Awards.
The "Saiyaara" Phenomenon
Ahaan’s win comes on the heels of the massive success of his debut film, Saiyaara. Directed by Mohit Suri and produced by Yash Raj Films (YRF), the musical romantic drama shattered box office records, grossing over ₹500 crore globally. It currently holds the title of the highest-grossing Indian romantic film of all time.
Critics and audiences alike praised Ahaan for his portrayal of Krish Kapoor, a musician whose life takes a poignant turn. His chemistry with co-star Aneet Padda was a major highlight, turning the duo into overnight sensations.
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An Emotional Acceptance Speech
When Ahaan took to the stage to accept his trophy, the moment was filled with both humility and nostalgia. Reflecting on his long journey to the big screen-which included years of training and a shelved superhero project-he expressed deep gratitude:
"Honestly, it took me a long time to understand that this moment was finally happening to me. I owe this win to Mohit Suri and my wonderful co-star Aneet Padda. But most of all, this is for my grandmother; she is somewhere up there watching this. I have had my ups and downs, but I’ve enjoyed every bit of it."
Ahaan also recalled a quiet moment on the set of Saiyaara where he and Aneet, both then unknown faces, sat on a beach hoping that at least one person would leave the theater feeling moved by their work. The standing ovation at the NDTV awards proved they had moved millions.
When Ahaan took to the stage to accept his trophy, the moment was filled with both humility and nostalgia. Reflecting on his long journey to the big screen-which included years of training and a shelved superhero project-he expressed deep gratitude:
"Honestly, it took me a long time to understand that this moment was finally happening to me. I owe this win to Mohit Suri and my wonderful co-star Aneet Padda. But most of all, this is for my grandmother; she is somewhere up there watching this. I have had my ups and downs, but I’ve enjoyed every bit of it."
Ahaan also recalled a quiet moment on the set of Saiyaara where he and Aneet, both then unknown faces, sat on a beach hoping that at least one person would leave the theater feeling moved by their work. The standing ovation at the NDTV awards proved they had moved millions.
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What’s Next For Ahaan Panday: From Romance to Raw Action
In a thrilling update for fans, Ahaan used the NDTV stage to confirm his second project. Moving away from the soft romantic vibes of Saiyaara, he is set to lead a large-scale action film directed by Ali Abbas Zafar (known for Tiger Zinda Hai and Sultan).Key Details of Ahaan Panday's Upcoming Project Directed By Ali Abbas:
Genre: Raw, realistic action.Cast: Ahaan will be joined by Sharvari and another young lead, making it a "youth-driven" actioner.
Training: Ahaan is reportedly undergoing 60 days of intense physical prep to master the combat sequences required for the role.
Production: The film is backed by YRF and is expected to go on floors in early 2026.
A New Legacy in the Making
While Ahaan comes from a prominent film family-being the son of Chikki and Deanne Panday and the cousin of Ananya Panday-his win at the NDTV Awards highlights a career built on merit and patience. Industry veterans noted that his success has brought "romance back to the Indian box office," and his transition into the action genre suggests he is ready to become a versatile leading man for the Gen-Z era.
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