2022

Ajay-Atul have one and only percussion track which drowns out the voice. Why bother with lyrics? -Ketan

Found it just noisy. -Ashok

Ajay-Atul in their absolute prime. I wish I could inject their beats into my bloodstream. -Tatsam

Catchy, but need more context to get into it. He does the Marathi thing ("dz" instead of "z") on the word "roz..." - on purpose? -Sanjeev

Fantastic beats, very catchy, memorable. -Pankaj

Kinda catchy and blaaah at the same time. -Neha

A typical song template that I have heard before for dance songs ; Trumpet usage was nice. -Pradeep

My top song of the year. -Zico

Fun. -Svetlana

Wait, what… This wasn't 'chikni chameli' set to male voices?! Very forgettable. -Meera

A very old school song, both in terms of melody and arrangements - nothing wrong with that as it fits its situation well but it is all within a template and does little to break out of it or offer any sparkle within. Atul Gogavale's singing and Amitabh Bhattacharya's lyrics are adequate but did not do much for me. -Shasank

Trust Ajay-atul to come up with really rousing compositions. Lovely use of the trumpet and the percussion section. The tapori lyrics suite the film so well. -Sunil

It's not a song, it's a full-scale rebellion. Stirring stuff. -Sukanya

The techno music is a ear-hazard. -Anuradha