Varun Grover owns this song over its composer and singer. Composer Sagar Desai opts for a traditional arrangement with an extensive use of Sarangi. -Mihir M

एक औसत गीत। -यूनुस

Very forced Basant Bahaar here, though rhythmic play going into "Aayi Bahaar" refrain is kinda cool. I think the accordion is meant to sound "folksy" but evokes a "circus-y" feel for me -Sanjeev

Not sure if he is paying homage or mocking the Pankaj Mullick's song with similar words -Ketan

Classical touch and rendition is very good. Kaash there was also some distortion guitar added!!! -Pranav

Singing and music are Awesome -Bharathi

The harmonium in this song takes me back to my music class. -Meera

Typical basant bihar song. Some stunning sarangi pieces in the interlude and the arrangement is quite nice. Kher's singing is not extraordinary. Lyrics are also nothing to write home about. -Sowmya

Wow!! What a song - has a nomadic feel to it and a great classical base! Stand up comedian Varun Grover has done great job with the lyrics (this isn't his first foray into lyric writing though - he has done Gangs of waseypur and Kaatiyabaz to his credit as well) -Arun

मौसम की गिरहें खोलती ख़ूबसूरत मौसिकी -Parul

Beautiful composition, fits beautifully in the film. Lovely violin in the second interlude -Sunil

The kind of song you are likey to encounter in a village mela. -Zafar



Good, not great. Seems like it has a hangover of Aaj laagi, lagi -Hemendra