Didn't get my feet tapping. -Shalini

An extra point for doing something new and catchy. There's no danger of this song becoming memorable for years to come though. -Subrat

Interesting idea for a jaunty, flippant song about 'breaking up', but the song is content being use-and-throw. -Ramanand

Perhaps the catchiest way to celebrate the end of a relationship. In a film about subversion, this song went further than expected, and foot-tappingly so. -Raja

I usually hate such songs but one has to give it to the lyricist for capturing the times well and music/rendition are fairly decent, they don't seem jarring at all - it seems to be quite representative of how the current generation treats "break-ups" - a visit to the parlor for a nice hair treatment or an evening of binge drinking is a cure all... The line about "dil pe patthar rakh ke munh pe make-up kar liya" could be deeper than they appear at first glance... or not :-) . My high score to lyrics is on account of its faithful depiction of trends & values of the time. -Archana

Loved Jonita Gandhi's voice. -Vaishali

Retro melody infused in dance; very very catchy. -Anup

Total mess. -Ashok

Pure fun, there is some smart rhyming here, brings a smile everytime I listen to it. Arijit's autotuned voice jars a bit. -Aditya

Foot tapping, instantly appealing :-). -Naresh