2023

Amit Trivedi brings back memories of the mujra song from the Muzzafar Ali's classic 'Umrao Jaan' as he tries to recreate the Khayyam-Asha magic. And Sunidhi takes on another avatar successfully. Wamiqa Gabbi too does justice to both this song and the Club song "Babuu jii Bhole Bhaale". The sitar and sarangi sound lovely too. -Sunil

Sunidhi, ghazal and harmonium. Muaah! -Akanksha

Works well… one can remember the track. -Guri

Very Jagjit-Chitra type of composition. A bit ahead of the timeline in which the series is featured. Sunidhi is as always top notch. -Ketan

Sucker for Sunidhi! -Armeen

Sunidhi becomes Asha under a Khyyam template; the table beat and sarangi pointing us to his albums in lates 70s/early 80s. Sunidhi delivers the emotions and her bass range is crisp ; sometimes sounding a bit nasal though. MDs please use Sunidhi in this range! -Pradeep

Sunidhi is very good, but could improve pronunciation (e.g. says gila). -Ashwini

Whenever sunidhi comes to sing in a different type of song, i love it. -Neha

A dense ghazal invoking hazy nights spent in pain over lost love, with a nostalgic sound design aided by the percussions, strings, and harmonium. The melody is complex and nuanced while also having a punchy hook line to come back to. Sunidhi Chauhan is perfectly cast in the vocal role, one she doesn't get to play often. Kausar Munir's words are mystical here. -Shasank

Sunidhi sings this well. All the classic mujra elements play together for a decent composition. -Subrat

Jubilee's soundtrack had Amit Trivedi and Kausar Munir pay tribute to Hindi classics from different eras, and in this song it is Khayyam's ghazal-infused work that they appear to be referencing - songs from Umrao Jaan especially come to mind as you listen to this. And Sunidhi Chauhan is spotless in her replication of the delivery style. -Vipin