2020

Tedious. -Vaishali

Only the bengali part and baul instrument in the interlude makes it interesting. -Anup

Loved the flute. -Akanksha

Very tough to develop a liking for an Arijit Singh when the music and lyrics are lacklustre too! -Aditya

Arijit proving that he's the spiritual sucessor for Shaan's Indipop legacy. -Krithikaa

Nice feel to it, musically. -Trisha

Arijit Singh dons multiple hats for this track (Composer, singer, video-concept etc). The song sounds pleasant and has a nice video with a lockdown theme. But we expect more challenging stuff that will push boundaries from this exceptional artist. -Mihir

Falls short of the expectations created by Arijit Singh for himself. -Aman

Tune grows on you with repeated hearings. -Anish

Yet another Arijit Singh song. -Shalini

I liked that dotara (by Tapas Roy) towards the end. Nice flute sections, and loved the way the Bengali lyrics were used -- they caught me by surprise. A well-produced track! -Vishal

In his pop debut, Arijit concocts a beautifully transcendental melody that draws from his mentor Pritam's compositions quite heavily, but stays distinct enough to exist on its own without sounding too much like any particular Pritam song. The arrangements are beautiful (flutes, ethnic strings, digital beats), and the composition is strong. While we are at it, a shoutout to Koel Singh who has designed the music video (go check it out!). -Rujul

Indistinguishable from many other Arijit songs. -UVR

If eveyone is singing like him, you'd expect the original to also compose and release his single. That's what Arijit has done with this song. Forgettable. -Subrat