In Baad Marne Ke, Aneri Vajani and Aakash Ahuja’s chemistry is well-received by fans

Aneri Vajani and Aakash Ahuja
Aneri Vajani and Aakash Ahuja
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Several days ago, Aneri Vajani’s song Baad Marne Ke was released, and the praise and love it has received have skyrocketed. The song also features Aakash Ahuja. In this romantic song, fans have flooded the internet with comments about how adorable they are together! As a result of their real acting and their ability to make the audience truly believe in the lyrics of the song, audiences are rooting for more performances from these two.
Aneri Vajani and Aakash Ahuja
Aneri Vajani and Aakash Ahuja
Some comments said, “That’s so heartbreaking. You guys were so good that we couldn’t stop watching, Sach mein rula diya,” while others praised the small gestures, saying, “That little forehead touch and those smiles.” What a heartwarming song! You guys are being adorable!!
Aneri and Akash put on a great performance. “I’m proud of them” said another fan.
Aneri Vajani and Aakash Ahuja
Aneri Vajani and Aakash Ahuja
Aneri says, “I am so happy and thankful that everyone loves our song. Aakash and I had such fun shooting the song that it didn’t feel like work. This is why we have so much chemistry and don’t feel forced at all. I cannot thank everyone enough for giving us such tremendous support and praise. It’s a pleasure to work with.”
Aneri Vajani and Aakash Ahuja
Aneri Vajani and Aakash Ahuja
In a white lace bridal gown, Aneri Vajani looks heavenly. Baad Marne Ke is a sad melody sung beautifully by Mamta Sharma. It is a tale about love and loss that is beautifully portrayed by the actors. Make us want to keep seeing it over and over again.
Akash Chaudhary, aka Filmee Boy, is a Bollywood and Hollywood film critic based in India with over 10 years of experience reviewing films and OTT releases. Having watched and reviewed 500+ films across Netflix, JioHotstar, and Prime Video, he brings an honest, no-nonsense take on Indian and international cinema. When he's not watching movies, he's probably arguing about why that one film deserved better.