होने दो बतियाँ (फ़ितूर) hone do batiyaa.N (Fitoor) |
3.28
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अमित त्रिवेदी | स्वानंद किरकिरे | नंदिनी श्रीकर, ज़ेब बंगाश | |
3.25 | 3.28 | 3.14 | |
Amit Trivedi | Swanand Kirkire | Nandini Srikar, Zeb Bangash |
Wonderful song. Female duets are rare these days, and this has a great combination of voices. Very engaging use of the Rabab. -Ramanand
Enchanting, lovely to lisen to a female-female duet so well synchronised. Amit Trivedi's genius shows. -Naresh
Beautiful folksy composition and the female singers bring the sleepy quality of the song to the fore. -Subrat
Mellow, so listenable, but that's about it. Is there a difference between "batiyaa.N" and "baate.n"? -Ashok
Lovely two female duet. I miss having same gender duets in films! This one is very welcome duet in that sense. -Neha
Interesting to have a romantic song as a female duet. The two voices complemented each other nicely. -Shalini
Folk influenced music, top notch arrangement. Song that talks about 'let the talk happen' is treated similarly by the terrific singers -- singing like a conversation. -Anup
Zeb and Nandini's wonderful rendition along with beautiful use of rabaab in the prelude and interludes brings an intrigue to this lovely song. Overall great song. -Vaishali
Excellent use of strings, the contrast between the two singers is quite obvious. -Aditya
Lovely singing, rare to hear female-female duets executed well these days, this one works. -Archana
Zeb and Nandini Srikar play off each other’s parts, handling and handing back the lines beautifully, amidst the lilting melody. -Karthik
The music could have been better in terms of extending the melody/depth. Singing is the best part of the song. -Harshit