The Ghar-Masoom-Ijaazat CD from HMV has been put to good use. There's a little bit from each of those soundtracks in this song. It comes together nicely, but that is hardly surprising, given the sources :) -Priya

A nice, seemingly simple melody. The choice of the military band beat was intriguing, and worked well. The long instrumental coda (a shift from conventional HFM grammar) was a nice surprise. This song grew on me over time. -Ramanand

Needed a more expressive singer. -Shalini Razdan

The song ends with a tip-of-the-hat to Pancham-da. The rest of the song however is a soft and serene number that has Amit Trivedi stamped all over it. Lovely guitaring! -Megha

Slightly western in composition but very effective lyrics wise -Nishant

Amitabh can write amazingly well, and here he sings equally well. The guitar riffs are right out of an 80s Pancham recording. And the outro is so long and beautiful. Respect! -Amit

Love all the songs of Lootera. Amit T and Amitabh B at their best and in this song Amitabh is the crooner too. Very very soulful! -Hemendra

Nice! -Shalini Ramachandran

Very atmospheric - lovely! Minimal and classy! -Arun

So refreshing to hear flanging guitar after such a long time. That along with use of strings does give the song the retro feel that is required for the movie. Yet, the contemporary feel is not lost. Beautiful arrangement. -Pranav

किशोर कुमार मत बनो यार . -विकास

अच्‍छे बोल अच्‍छी गायकी। -Yunus

Interesting "march" drum beat background. -Sanjeev