Sweet melodic piece that rises above the heard-before feel thanks largely to Sonu Nigam's rendition. -Vipin

A sweet smooth song. -Vaishali

Likeable melody, nice singing. -Harshit

Lovely arrangement and ambience. -Anup

Nice, off-beat lyrics. -Zafar

This is the most mainstream song from Anaarkali of Aarah. In a soundtrack that's largely based on folk music, it underscores the versatility of Rohit Sharma who has to be the breakout composer of the year. -Param

प्रशांत ने इस गाने को अदभुत लिखा है। और सोनू जी ने इसे इतना डूबकर गाया है, गाने के अंतरों में उनकी आवाज़ की हरकतें। उफ। ये गाना एक स्‍त्री के संघर्ष और फिर कुछ ठान लेने के उसके फैसले की कहानी कहता है। और इन दिनों में अये बेहतर गानों में एक है।. -Yunus

Nice to hear Sonu Nigam. -Arun Verma

Vintage Sonu Nigam! Songs of this kind are his “home pitch”; the groundskeeper has prepared a batting pitch, and Sonu has scored a century. The lyrics are very imaginative; सद ज़ख़्मों का वैद is such an attractive metaphor: cure for a hundred ills! (Although I repeatedly thought ”if only ‘सद’ had been ‘सौ). -UVR

Man beqaid huva—the soundtrack’s most disparate—is a charming melody that Sonu Nigam effortlessly aces. -Karthik

Good to find somebody getting diction right. -Nishant

High on melody and Sonu's singing, but I couln't find anything fresh, neither in the singing nor in the music. -Meera

Now, Sonu Nigam is someone who *has* grown on me over time. He hits just the right bittersweet note on this gentle rumination on loss. -Shalini Razdan

Again, appreciate this one more for having seen the movie - Sonu sounds good dipping low for "Man Beqaid Hua". Iffy on some of the lyrics (mix of hard-core Urdu and hard-core Hindi) in spots. -Sanjeev