2020

Very predictable arrangement from Amit Trivedi. Catchy though. -Anup

Radhe is what you get when you try to adapt a bhajan to a peppier template that makes you want to get up and dance. The tune sounds a bit jaded despite a weak resemblence to the far superior Chowdari and that works towards the song's disadvantage. -Krithikaa

Catchy music with interesting arrangement. -Vaishali

A quirky devotional composition. -Amborish

The song with a typical Amit Trivedi sound. He removes the clutter associated with traditional tracks in this genre and produces this smooth sounding song of faith. Neeraj Arya (of Kabir Cafe fame) is an interesting choice for singer here. A peppy, cheerful song of faith. -Mihir

Innovative. -Trisha

A distinctly Trivedi approach to the Krishna-Radha legend. The composer nevertheless makes it sound like an independent song, and successfully strips it of any filminess that might creep in. The energetic rendition by Neeraj, Arunima and the composer himself helps the song sound peppy as it should. The music arrangements are rich -- energetic tablas, mellifluous flutes and booming percussions. Shellee's lyrics aptly describe the legend of Krishna and Radha. One of the freshest songs to come from AT Azaad. -Rujul

A delectable melange of live musicians! -Vishal

It’s a colourful song and has festive vibes to it. A perfect Holi track! -Aman

Song benefits by remaining focused on its interpretation of a "modern" bhajan. Liked it. -Shalini

Over-familiarity brings the song slightly down. Reminds one of several songs composed by AT in the past. -Anish

Very rhythmic and full of bhakti ras. Average lyrics but had it not been COVID then AT's songs of Faith would have sold like hot cakes in Dandiya parties. -Akanksha

Some kind of a modern take on a bhajan with the usual Amit Trivedi flourishes (very Gal Meethi Meethi Bol beginning). All quite fun. -Subrat