Clearly a throwback to RDB but works for me; would have rated the singing higher if it was just Shreya, but Ali Zafar brings the number down -Shalini Razdan

Ah yes! The Pancham-wannabe number. Despite the obvious ode, this peppy infectious number gets your butt shaking! And extra points to Ali Zafar for controlling his nasality and channeling his inner Amit Kumar. Well, almost :) -Megha

A song that tells you upfront that it is going to be a Pancham homage, and goes about it with such enthusiasm and joy that you cannot help get carried away by it. Also, I am starting to like Ali Zafar's voice more and more. -Priya

Yuck. OSTRACIZE David Dhawan -Nishant

With its string and brass section, a clear pasiche of the heydays of 80s-90s HFM. Thankfully, the nonsensical nature of the song never gets annoying or out-of-hand. -Ramanand

Biased because it's all-Pancham without being an outright copy of any song -Amit

The tune’s catchy. But that’s about it. -Meera

Obvious throwback to Kishore/Asha/RDB days, very reminiscent of "Dekha Na Haay Re" - energetic vocals, catchy enough…"spoof" song -Sanjeev

Pancham nostalgia!! Very breezy! Ali zafar & Shreya sing it well too -Arun

Quite an addictive song, takes one back to 80s. Vintage Sajid-Wajid -Naresh

Overall rating and music get an extra point for RD feel. -Pranav

Boring, 80'ish type of song -Zafar

गीत का मिज़ाज 70’s के आसपास सा साफ नज़र आता है. गीत को सुनते हुए कितनी भी कोशिश करने पर ‘कह दूं तुम्हे या चुप रहूँ’ और ‘एक मैं और एक तू’ गीत को अपने ज़हन से नहीं निकाल पाया. पंचम की हलकी हलकी छाप. कुलमिलाकर अच्छा गीत -विकास

Okay, I should be really rating it very very high - it being inspired by Pancham's music, but as I liten to it multiple times I just can't get over the fact that its an amalgamation of many of his melodies and unless it’s a tribute song. Plus the lyrics...leave a lotto be desired. Male singing too! -Hemendra

What to say. -Yunus