2019

RD Burman would be super proud of Amit Trivedi's tune composed in what I call the burman style. Vishal Dadlani adds insane energy through his singing and Anvita Dutt's excellent lyric adds zing to the proceedings. "Chand ki chapati ko
Chalaki se chalaki se khila dun / Aaja gud sang tujhe" is something I would love to be serenaded with. -Krithikaa

I missed more from Amit Trivedi this year. -Neha

Last year Amit Trivedi was everywhere, this year, probably this is the only song compsed by him. Good, clear arrangement but suffers from a bit of AT hangover. -Hemendra

There’s a nice ‘weirdness’ in the song. Reminds me of ‘Lets break up’ from Dear Zindagi, also composed by Trivedi and sung by Dadlani. -Sankhayan

Fun song but nothing extraordinary otherwise. -Ketan

Weird song, and doesn't feel original. -Abhay

Humorous enough, but musical? -Ashok

Quirky lyrics and wonderful rendition by Vishal Dadlani. Sounds like Padman's Sayaani in some places though. -Rujul

This song sounds like something lost from the 70s and 80s. Incredibly dated vibe. -DM

A song starts with some promise for the opening Jumlas but fizzles out soon.. Anvita tries hard to be a Gulzar on one hand and Sameer and fails at Both. -Pavan

Ok, even if you strain really hard you won't realise it is an Amit Trivedi song. He's conspicuous by his absence this year and when you hear this song, you wished he didn't make this token presence too. Though I heard the other song of this film (Angrezi Luv Shuv) and that seems to be a better track. -Subrat

Seemed like an average song. Did not feel like listening to it more than once. Had a déjà vu feel listening to it. One of the weaker songs by Amit. -Sunil

Not impressed by Amit Trivedi here. -Mihir

Paisa vasool! -Armeen