Sitar and trumpet combination rock this song along with a lovely use of the sax! Every piece of music in Amit Trivedi's is unique and a pleasure to listen. Mohan has done a pretty nice job with the vocals and does manage to elevate the song. -Sowmya

अच्‍छा गीत। अन्विता के बोल बहुत बढिया। -यूनुस

Once again, very nice use of guitars. Use of slider noted. Piano, church organ, sitar - there are surprises at every corner. Drums-distortion-sitar-brass! -Pranav

lovely jazzy interludes and a very typical Amit composition but still can't have enough of him! -Arun

Mohan Kanan needs to work on his pronunciation; otherwise he's arright. -Zafar

Voice has some interesting texture, but throw is very flat in places. Pronunciation varies throughout, esp. "khud" vs. "Kud", interesting use of sitar pieces -Sanjeev

Amit does it so well, blending indian instruments without making the song sound dated in any way. -Meera

The song was leaning towards boring till the sitar interlude comes in livening things up greatly -Ketan

Despite being reminiscent of Azaadiyan type soft-rock template of Amit Trivedi, Kinaare stands tall. A delightful number beautifully worded by Anvita Dutt Guptan. An instant mood booster. Trivedi builds up the tempo as the song progresses reaching culmination with the killer mix of Sitar & Saxophone. -Mihir M

Beautiful lyrics, singing n music..Udaan like but no complaints -Bharathi

उड़ान' वाली खूबसूरती अौर भोलापन। उम्मीदों के सूरज निकलते से प्रतीत होते हैं इन 'किनारों' पर। -मिहिर पं.

Simple structure at its start but Amit weaves in some complexity as the song evolves with an amalgam of guitars, sitar, trumpets -Sunil