Tender voice of Vishal Bharadwaj and use of acoustic guitar gives the feeling of one floating away and not having a care in this world. -Vaishali

Interesting because different. Rendered (rather than sung) well by Vishal Bharadwaj. BTW, CD gives 2015 as the year. -Ashok

Wonderfully tuned song with lyrics in metre - a Bollywood miracle! The right use of nomatopoeia and the singing complements the song very well. One of the few songs that caught the year instantly this year and didn't lose its charm on repeat hearings. -Ramanand

I am glad to be on the jury for one. -Neha

Beautifully done; a light melody that traipses gently over some simple lyrics (bahta paani, duniya faani reminding me of Vishal's own lyrics from No Smoking). -Subrat

Liked the melody but not the song. -Abhay

The surprise album of the year for me. What a treat to hear Vishal singing for other composers. -Raja

Vishal's lazy style of singing suits the composition. -Aditya

Vishal Bhardwaj doesn't really convey the whimsy and insouciance that the song seems to be going for. -Shalini

The utter simplicity of the song is the USP. The lyrics, music and singing are all in sync. In the lyrics, the arrangement of words is lovely. -Harshit

Resonant tune, along with Shellee’s perceptive lyrics makes it easily endearing. -Karthik

Brilliant opening strings; top notch production. Kind of song that Bhardwaj makes but his mentee Cerejo owns it here. Makes you wanna pack your bags and go on a train journey instantly. -Anup