This ode to Bihar machismo is energetic and fun but overlong. -Shalini

मुखड़े के पहले का संगीत और मुखड़ा गीत की जान है पर अंतरों तक वो मस्ती बरक़रार नहीं रह पाती. -Manish

Just because it is folk doesn't make it good or even worth listening to - in fact did this movie really need any songs? -Armeen

This song fits the cavalier mood of the album and the film. Loved Manoj Tiwari's devil-may-care rendition, the lyrics and the arrangements. The harmonium that breaks the rhythm of the song and the chorus is a masterstroke. -Ramanand

In the end falls short of expectations. -Naresh

Rustic and earthy with just that hint of western influences! -Renu

Interesting rendition of a folk song. Sneha Khanwalkar has a keen ear for different sounds and she adds a motley mix of them to Manoj Tiwary's rustic singing style. -Subrat

Manoj Tiwari's singing is probably the best part of the song, which makes it so natural. -Harshit

Beautifully blending modern flavor with the folk-ish flavor in this refreshing number. -Nishant

Um, ok. -UVR