Ananya Panday's New York trip has turned into a bit of a Prime Video reunion tour. The actress posted a photo with Belmont Cameli, who plays Garrett Graham in the streamer's college drama Off Campus, from the stands of the US Open 2026 Women's Final. She tagged him with a heart emoji and one word: "Best."

Ananya wore a black crop top with white trousers and a matching cap for the outing. Cameli showed up in a blue suit, with his girlfriend Raina Morris by his side. In a separate post from the tournament, Ananya wrote, "Time of my life @usopen."

The tennis final wasn't a solo detour. Days before landing courtside, she was in the Bavarian Alps for Prime Video's Obsessed Retreat: Class of '26, a two-day gathering on September 7 and 8 that pulled together actors and creators from the platform's young-adult shows worldwide. That's where the crossover really started. Photos from the retreat show Ananya alongside Maxton Hall's Damian Hardung and Riverdale's Lili Reinhart, all of them there under the same Prime Video banner.

It's an odd but telling snapshot of where Ananya sits right now. Her own Prime Video credit, Call Me Bae, put her in that same YA-adjacent bracket the platform seems to be building out across markets. Off Campus, based on Elle Kennedy's book series, premiered on the service in May and has made Cameli, 28, a recognisable face well beyond the show's original fanbase.

None of this comes with an announcement attached. There's no joint project being teased, no press line about a collaboration. It's a tennis match and a retreat, and social media doing the rest. But networks like these tend to matter more than they look on the surface. Streaming platforms have been leaning hard into cross-market star power, pairing faces from different countries and languages under one content umbrella, and a US Open selfie is as good a marker of that strategy as a press release would be.

For now, Ananya remains in New York, working her way through what looks like a packed international calendar. Whether any of these overlapping friendships translate into an actual on-screen pairing is the only real question left hanging. Prime Video hasn't said a word about it either way.