2023

This is a typical SEL rhythm/melody that you heard in 2000s. -Pradeep

I kinda liked the combination of folk, electric piano, distortion guitar, etc. so added +1. Singing is…well…as you’d expect. -Pranav

Great chemistry between Shreya Ghoshal and Shivam Mahadevan. -Ashwini

The usual Rajasthani flavoured track. -Subrat

A fun, upbeat track based on a somewhat conventional melody, but updated with very enjoyable arrangements, particularly through the use of the harmonium. Shreya Goshal and Shivam Mahadevan are so on point and emotive, the latter particularly so, with the voice resembling so much of his Dad's! -Shasank

Wonderful song and lovely singing by Shreya and Shivam. The album was a good serendipitous discovery which would not not grabbed my attention was it not for the RMIM Puraskaar selection process. -Sunil

Reminded me of a similar nok-jhok composition from Kuch Naa Kaho. -Tatsam

A tribute to MMK. Doesn't hit as hard as anything from, say, Paheli. -Guri

Nicely sung by both. Shreya is not as shrill as she normally is. -Ketan

There is some playfulness. But it sounds a bit tacky, if you know what I mean. SEL have done folk before and they've made produced a very sophisticated sound. -Zico