Rarely is a 'fun' song so repeatable. -Harshit

This "group" song doesn't quite reach the synergistic heights of earlier Gulzar-Vishal collaborations like "beedi" or "chappa chappa" but is good fun nevertheless. -Shalini Razdan

Sukhwinder was the wrong choice for this song and his presence restricted me from enjoying this song more. Gulzar is always interesting. -Arun Simha

In the atmospheric Tippa, Sunidhi delivers the emotional high, with excellent support from Rekha, Sukhwinder and the out-of-the-blue OS Arun! -Karthik

"Found sounds" make is worthwhile. -Zafar

Not sure exactly what it's supposed to be...but interesting in a good way - like the orchestration and the singers (as you might expect) sizzle! -Sanjeev

Vishal/Gulzar sb recycling older tunes/lyrics made for TV serial but who is complaining? -Arun Verma

Love how whole song arises from ambient sound of a moving train and fades into it, as if the whole song was a dream. Also, Gulzar Saab has written words here with an extraordinary sense of metre and rhyme. -Anup

Gulzar's brilliant adaptation of a 90s cartoon theme song (that he himself wrote) for the movie is set by composer Vishal Bhardwaj to a train's rhythm. -Vipin

This song! Gulzar’s imagination and wordsmithing is on full display — the lyric is the centerpiece of the song; the music and singing are vehicles that bring it to vibrant life! -UVR

An ensemble song is very rare, and all four singers have done marvelously. The music and lyrics a delight. -Omkar

Interesting use of rhythm. -Nishant