Good arrangement. -Naresh

Good song, but nothing that stands out. Music arrangement has some inspired moments. -Abhay

The kind of melancholic song that we borrowed from Pakistan and goes hand-in-glove with Arijit, but Pritam employs jazz instruments (significant to Bombay film music production), thus making it his own. -Anup

One among the many from Arijit Singh assembly line. Even Amitabh's lyrics seem tired and have given into the rut. The ambition of the song is big but there's nothing supporting it. -Subrat

Just began and I'm already tired of Arjit Singh. :-( Song is undemanding and easy to like but not likely to endure in my memories. -Shalini

Lyrics are very relevant to the film, and some very touching singing with music mostly based on a simple melody. -Harshit

What is the deal with ADHM? I couldnt finish the movie and the songs though better werent outstanding, this one being the worst. -Neha

A haunting theme song that works like theme songs of old while also reinventing the line of an old and unforgettable Bombay song by, impressively enough, giving it new meaning. -Raja

Rich orchestration with good use of violins, trumpet, and piano. Music reminiscent of Om Shanti Om. -Vaishali

Liked orchestration, but not the tune -- too much shouting). Lyrics are interesting, but somewhat over the top. -Ashok

Beautifully composed and well written. Arijit sounds much better than in other songs. -Aditya

Heavy breathing between short phrases at the beginning killed it for me. And the strained singing later did not help. -Archana

wonderfully sweeping, with Pritam’s spellbinding orchestration accompanying Arijit’s fantastic vocals. -Karthik