Shreya at her cloyingly-sweet-and-insincere best… gratuitous sargam/english lyrics - yet again... very forgettable on the whole. -Armeen

One of the better songs of the year. The tune progression is appealing, as is the singing by Shreya. -Aditya

The song gets an extra half a point because I can't get over how it was used in the film and for using the word Raabta. Shreya is dependable and the male voice (Arijit?) complements her well. -Subrat

I'd give it a higher rating, but for the stupid English stuff. -Ashok

गीत के बोलों में और गुंजाइश हो सकती थी. मुखड़े को लूप में लगाने के बदले और आगे बढ़ाना अच्छा रहता. गीत में हलके सॉफ्ट नोट्स और उसी जैसी आवाज़ इसे ख़ास बनाती है. -Vikas

The contrast between the song and the picturisation elevates the song further. -Vinayakam

गीत की धुन पहली बार सुनते ही गीत की ओर आपको सम्मोहित कर लेती है। -Manish

The nursery rhyme style tune and singing didn't really work for me. -Shalini

The song has a nice tempo and the USP of 'Raabta' but the earsore Arijit Singh spoiling what Hamsika manages to build. -Nishant

I personally love the singing and arrangements of Night in the Motel version the most and have marked keeping that song too in mind. -Harshit

This song only works because of the singing. The rest is just meh. -Renu

Didn't cut it.. pedestrian. -Neha