Again, with no hurry and rush, Mame Khan is let to open the song, do his thing, his magic. Shankar and jazz takes over but not making it a different song. It's still as magical. -Anup

Unique fusion of folk and jazz. Musically, the richest song of the year. -Aditya

It's OK. Kind of boring. -Abhay

Inventive, tour de force; singing is top notch and the orchestration has a surprise at every turn. -Subrat

No words for the words. -Harshit

A delightful surprise, mixing a sonorous jazz sound to the searing pathos rendered by Shankar Mahadevan. Victor Garcia’s trumpet stands out in the jazz ensemble with its indulgent sound. -Karthik

Exceptional singing. -Naresh

Interesting treatment - sounded more like a studio 'unplugged' set than a Bollywood song. -Ramanand

A bit on the dry side. -Ashok

Searing lyrics, music and rendition. -Shalini

Another great song. Mame Khan's sonorous voice quickly draws one into the song. It slowly progresses with brilliant use of trumpet's stirring notes in a quiet, soulful song. Superb use of piano, drums, and bass enhances the jazz flavor. -Vaishali