Good lyrics, everything else is average at best. -Aditya

Rachel Vergese brings in Intesity for minamalistic treatment in music. -Pavan

Some mesmerizing vocals and lyrics. There is something extremely gloomy about this song, and yet the eeriness touches you. The piano adds to the dark tone but it is the singer's excellent rendition that makes the mark. -Sowmya

Resonably decent lyrics massacred by substandard music & very disappointing rendition, imho. -Archana

I really like the lyrics! Varun Grover, I'll be watching you closely! I wish I were able to rate the symphonic music higher. -UVR

Rachel Varghese records the song while a CPR procedure is being administered on her, and thus ends up breathing heavily into the microphone during the entire song. -Vibhendu

Hadn't heard this song before; nor the singer. It is a minimalistic song. I am a bit of sucker for this kind of voice (slight coarse female voice) and this singer (Rachel Varghese? Who seems to pronounce Hindi words well) does that part well. -Subrat

Failed to hold my attention. -Abhay

Composers opt for a minimal arrangement here with just a piano at the beginning, and slowly, the strings section takes over. But only likes of Rahman could rely on just a piano and still make a very engaging song. That doesn’t happen here. The whispering vocals by Rachel don’t engage much. Varun’s words go well with the theme of the film. -Mihir M

Can't believe someone even nominated this. -Ketan

Interesting, but that's it. -Ashok