गीत के बोल काफी अपीलिंग हैं, खुद में जूनून लिए. फ्यूजन और वेस्टर्न बीट्स की मौजूदगी इसमें एक तरह सांसे भरने का काम करती हैं. -Vikas

K.Mohan & Agnee had a good break this year. K.Mohan's vocals and the lyrics make it worth listening to again. -Nishant

The female singer's unnecessary anglicized approach aside, the song proved to be a pleasant surprise. -Armeen

Agnee's debut didn't disappoint. Aalaap was interesting album and this song stood out especially for its singers. Mohan was reliable but Meera Shenoy (Who? Where?) softly caressed the lyrics and raised the song a couple of notches. -Subrat

Kitchen-sink approach to composing. -Ashok

The perfect concert song; liked it a lot. -Shalini

First time hear. Did not work for me at all. -Aditya

One of the lesser known songs of the year, the depth in the song is a nice surprise. Good singing. -Ramanand

Sub-par singing by female singer. Music dominates the lyrics, but surprisingly still not too bad. -Naresh

An interesting mix of classical, rock and a cappella. The female vocalist could have been better but the male vocalist is very good. -Renu

Music added too much noise and clutter! -Neha

I had never heard this song, and it came as an utter surprise to me! The music and vocals are superb. The contrast between the kid voice and the “rivarimba” chorus at the beginning and end of the song is delicious. The 'honesty' (I can't describe it any other way) in the male lead's singing is exceptional. The lyrics are nothing outstanding, but do not fall short of the demands of the song in the least. Overall a brilliant song. -UVR