Simple and effective. Liked the rubaab. -Zafar

Beautiful song. Loved the use of the dotara and guitars. The singing has just the right texture and Kirkire's vocal expressions are superb. The Bengali ending brings a scintillating close to the song, which is almost perfectly arranged. -Ramanand

Amit Trivedi shows he can be comfortable in any region's music and excel. The last time I saw that was with Rahman and Punjabi music. -Amit

In a year where half the songs sound identical, I'm willing to give points to this song for two things 1) having a distinct sound and 2) the revisit to Baul music and the slight Hemant-da feel. -Megha

बंगाल की महक और बाउल संगीत से मेल खाता ये गीत ...स्वानंद की आवाज़ में आखिर पूछ ही बैठता है कि ‘दिल कैसा बेवक़ूफ़ है’ -विकास

Swanand and the folk elements giving it a repeat factor. Earworm. -Nishant

Whisper of a song, lyrics -Rohit

Amit Trivedi can take you to places with his music… -Shalini Ramachandran

Swanand in his element but does he have to sing himself? -Arun

The Burman influences have been pre-acknowledged, so one expects a Bangla folk number. And yet when one finds it, it is sweet. -Priya

Lovely song. -Shalini Razdan

Love the iktara opening! Swanand is super. Love the folksy tune. -Hemendra

स्‍वानंद और अमिताभ के बोल और स्‍वानंद की गायकी। सुंदर प्रयोग। बरसों बाद बांग्‍ला संगीत की झलक -Yunus

They've managed to make Swanand Kirkire sound in tune? -Sanjeev