मुखड़ा, उफ वाला है। गाने में जो विकलता है, वो बहुत दिनों बाद सुनायी दी है। इसलिए मुझे ये गाना बहुत अच्‍छा लगा। -Yunus

Tired, unimaginative by the numbers pseudo folk song sung without an ounce of genuine emotion. -Shalini Razdan

Nooran sisters continue to scale greater heights and render brilliantly a song that was sung so well by their grandmother Bibi Swarn Nooran. Pritam and Irshad Kamil do a great job of adapting a traditional Sufi kalaam by Khwaja Ghulam Fareed. -Param

Nooran Sisters touch a Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan high in the soulful sufi melody. -Karthik

Jyoti Nooran is female Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. Just listen to how she opens this song, and you will agree with me. -Anup

Finally...some *singing* that "grabs you by the collar", and an *engaging* background song...sargam in the second antara is a little kiddish/unnecessary, but not too distracting...Not much to write about in the instrumentation, maybe deliberately "out of the way" and understated. -Sanjeev

Quite simple music becomes a treat with the touching lyrics and Nooran sisters' singing. -Harshit

Bhoopali and textured touches to a folk song. -Nishant

Nooran Sisters are always impressive. -Vaishali

The sisters strike again! I cannot wait to hear them sing more often in HFM. Beautifully written too. -Megha