2020

Shilpa Rao is an old favoruite and it is good to have her back. The sarangi is a good touch. Very Imitiaz Ali kind of song in a good way even if Arijit is in familiar space. -Subrat

The esraj in the middle is quite nice. I like Rahogi meri more. -Akanksha

I liked the use of sarangi (or is it dilruba?) in the first interlude. -Vishal

Typical Pritam song. Typical Arijit singing. Shilpa Rao's talent is wasted in the song. -Vaishali

I prefer ‘Rahogi Meri’ over this version. This one pales in comparison despite Shilpa Rao’s presence. -Mihir

The tune, lyrics and the rendition play an equalpart in bringing out the emotions in the song. -Anish

Difficult to pick a favourite between Haan Tum Ho and Rahogi Meri. Pritam adds beauty to the already beautiful Rahogi Meri and then Shilpa Rao is the icing on the cake. Lovely! -Aman

Opening with amazing guitarwork, and progressing with a catchy rhythm along with the trademark Pritam choir vocals, this song soon made its way to the top of mylist of favourite songs from this album and also from the year. The classical elements introduced in this version too, make it race miles ahead of the original version Rahogi Meri. Shilpa's cameo towards the end is mindblowing. Irshad Kamil's lyrics are aptly refreshing. -Rujul

Haan Tum Ho is a better version of Rahogi Meri with the Sarangi and slower tempo increasing the beauty of the original tune. Shilpa's humming and cameo acts as the sone pe suhaga. -Krithikaa

Generic Arijit song. -Trisha