Rather disturbing number which I guess was the desired effect. -Shalini

The song was obviously written to grab attention. For that reason, it failed to hold mine. -UVR


'Bicchhoo se honth kata ke, lori zehreeli ga ke' .. A deliciously vicious, daring and experimental number. Trivedi and Khanwalkar's singing and Mishra's writing -- simply brilliant! -Renu

Crass! -Aditya

From the get go, the song drips with portents of doom. Brilliant arrangements by Sneha Khanwalkar; the way Amit Trivedi joins in the singing is inspired. The lyrics top off this superb song that epitomises the film's bloodsoaked theme. -Ramanand

It's been a while since revenge sounded this caustic yet not explicit. Sneha Khanwalkar and Amit Trivedi aim for the best duet of the year for sure. -Nishant

Why? -Armeen

Catchy , but that is about all. -Naresh

SK doesn't pay a premium on hummability - that necessary quality for mass acceptance in India. It is the loss of masses. This is an accomplished song in terms of its sounds and arrangements. To get it though you have to get past the insanely non-hummable lines of Mishraji. -Subrat