2020

The usual Shreya melodious number. She's in top form but nothing memorable. -Subrat

Composer, Ana Rehman managed to create a sense of longing and sadness in this song by interestingly choosing to use an upbeat rhythm. Beautifully sung by Shreya and Javed Ali. -Vaishali

The arrangements compliment the traditonal tune well. Excellent singing. -Anish

The song -- tune, arrangment, vocal layering, everything about it - feels straight out of an SEL soundtrack of the good kind. I can see myself playing this right alongside Sajdaa and feeling good about it. -UVR

The Angna Angna hook is so lovely, especially in Shreya's sweet voice.There is a very faint resemblance to O Rangreza that makes the song even more addictive. -Krithikaa

One of my favourite songs of the year, because of the wonderful traditional Indian arrangements and duet structure of the song. Ana Rehman should be lauded for making her first composition so strong, and the JAM8 team has provided apt arrangements in order to make the song sound interesting. Wonderful use of the Qawwali genre, coupled with exquisite background touches like strings, oud, dholaks, harmoniums, choruses, make this one of the most well-rounded songs of the year. That hookline really gives me goosebumps every time, especially the emotional turn it takes towards the end (Sab laage soona...). Of course, Shreya and Javed deliver the song beautifully. I am sure they were more than eager to make a song that harks back to traditional Bollywood melodies after so long. Equally apt eomtional lyrics by Shloke Lal round the song off well. -Rujul