Great work in making non-professional singers shine. -Karthik

Has an authentic folk feel that's generallly missing from so-called folk songs. -Ashok

बिहार की बसों से सफ़र करते हुए रात के अँधेरों में इस प्रकृति के गीत पहले भी सुने हैं। स्नेहा की तारीफ़ इस बात में है कि वो उस माहौल को फिल्मों तक खींच लाई हैं। -Manish

I liked the all-female singers and the beat, but not much else. -Shalini

Quite addictive; unpolished singing adds to the charm. -Aditya

Very quirky lyrics, and enjoyable singing. -Ramanand

Never before has folk been experimented at such brilliant levels. The vocals, the lyrics and the presentation are all in the superlative. -Nishant

Start promisingly but fails to deliver in the end. Choice of non-professional 'singers' gives it a unique character. -Naresh

The hook is more catchy and stays longer. In any case both Wumaniyaa and Kah Ke Loonga have trancended the songs to become part of Indian internet argot. -Subrat

Again, 0.1 gets added simply for the novelty of the song. -Harshit

This is folk reinvention at its best. But good that the lyrics take a bit of research to be understood. -Vinayakam

I think I'm one of the few(?) who weren't impressed by this soundtrack. -UVR

एक तीखी सी आवाज़ जो फुलझड़ी की तरह पूरे गाने में मौजूद रहती है. -Vikas