2020

Predictable historical movie song. -Akanksha

Why must they make Tanhaji dance, is beyond me. -Armeen

Quite a generic song. -Svetlana

This Ajay-Atul track captures the essence of the festival of Shimga/Holi celebrated in Konkan region. There are a plethora of traditional Marathi instruments used keeping the setting and the period of the film in mind. Kirkire’s celebratory lyrics, Sukhi’s spirited singing, Shreya’s softer singing bits come together to produce this big festive song. It is Ajay-Atul’s hat tip to Laxmikant-Pyarelal style of music. -Mihir

Ajay-Atul on auto pilot serve up an engaging call to higher purpose/goals in Maay Bhavani . Sukhi and Shreya are at their peak prowess as usual. -Krithikaa

Big drums - check, nagadas - check, chorus - check; let's go to war now. -Subrat

Percussion is the high point of this Ajay-Atul song. -Vaishali

Harks back to Ajay-Atul's Marathi song "Malharwari". The energetic percussions coupled with Sukhwinder's ebullient rendition, makes this song really infectious. The chorus does a wonderful job with the Marathi chants, and Shreya shines in a small cameo performance. Porbably the best folk song (in a commercial film) in recent times, as it does justice to Maharashtrian folk festivities. -Rujul

Typical Ajay-Atul fare, Sukhwinder is at home in these type of songs. -UVR

Very 2000s, circa Mangal Panedy, Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, etc. -Shalini

Good orchestration, as always in Ajay-Atul's music. -Aman

The female vocals feel tacked on. As does some of the musical arrangement. -Trisha