Makes one sway to music. Varun grover style stands out. -Naresh

Mannered mess. I found Sona Mohapatra's "qatl-e-aam" (unplugged version) a better song from the film. -Ashok

Finally, something that broke the clutter of this year's soundscape. Nice and devious. Excellent orchestration to set the mood. Sometimes, all you need are the right words, even if they aren't your typically 'classy' lyrics. -Ramanand

A pitch-perfect desi Bond title song, featuring Nayantara Bhatkal’s tantalizing lead vocals—brilliantly backed up by Vivienne Pocha and Nalini Krishnan—and Varun Grover’s delightfully wicked lyrics that cover a whole gamut of badasserry. -Karthik

Leave aside the content of the so-called-lyrics, the structrure is that of a prose. -Abhay

Great voice with good lyrics. -Vaishali

The lyrics evoke a sense of disgust, as they're meant to. -Aditya

Didn't do anything for me. music/lyrics/singing all below average. -Neha

The lyrics take the cake. I don't think there's a precedent of HFM lyrics where evil is so celebrated. I'm not going to play this song years from now but I will quote the lyrics as a good example of unique work done. -Subrat