2023

An uncharacteristic mixed bag of a soundtrack from the Amit Trivedi-Anurag Kashyap duo. The composer got everything right in this song though, a refreshing piece that was devoid of any past song hangover, Shellee's lines that kept the new gen lingo to a minimum as compared to some of the other songs from the album, and a top notch delivery in Abhay Jodhpurkar's silken voice. -Vipin

The lyrics are underwhelming. The hookline "duniya" is the where the song's heart lies and the phrase we may come back to. -Pradeep

Confounding [and not in a good way] album. Abhay Jodhpurkar is solid as usual though. -Tatsam

Nice but forgettable tune, Hinglish use produces an average effect, nothing special. -Ashwini

Abhay Jodhpurkar is a very talented singer and needs to be utlized more. He has a superb range which is used well here. He captures the dynamics well with his singing. Unfortunately, the most energetic song of the album 'Woman Desi' did not make it to the list of nominations but is worth a listen too. -Sunil

Something about Abhay Jodhpurkar's vocals, carrying both laidback and intense portions with great effect. -Harsh

Okish singing on an okish tune. -Ketan

Bumped up a point in both music and overall because even though composition is using a musical scale used in 1000s of songs, it is extremely refreshing, especially the chorus line crescendo and interludes are also very smartly done. -Pranav

Tired lyric, tired singing, tired music, reasonable arrangements. -Guri

The vastly underused Abhay Jodhpurkar fits perfectly into this track that feels very specifically late 90s-early 00s filmy music in its arrangements and melody, but is still catchy, enjoyable, and appetitie-satiating. Shellee's lyrics are a great fit too. -Shasank

I can see why this would be popular- very conversational style of lyrics. Singing was topnotch, hadnt heard much of Abhay other than Zero song. Looking forward to more of him. -Neha

The composition is so inherently groovy and the melody is programmed beautifully. -Prakhar