I found this song an utter riot! I can see Amitabh Bhattacharya, Pritam and the singers having a massive party in the recording studio, first as this song was being practiced, and then during the recording! Total fun!. -UVR

Lyrics save it. -Zafar

A fun song with whimsical lyrics that Amitabh Bhattacharya excels at. As a standalone song, its appeal is limited but I quite like how it is picturized in the film. -Param

Another wasted writing opportunity. If you are jumping into the 'javed bhai so re le' territory, then you gotta make it more fun than this. -Megha

Quite unique. Lyrics begin with fun, involve you in it, and then quietly slip in some philosophy that goes with the scene. Also, music and lyrics fit together very well. -Harshit

Unusual song that is hard to get out of your head. Sublime guitar works with the song. Amitabh Bhattacharya’s lyrics do justice to this awkwardly philosophical song. -Vaishali

Amitabh Bhattacharya is in incredible form throughout Jagga's soundtrack, but this song sees him at his best, balancing wacky rhymes and contemplative lines. -Vipin

Quotidian words put in a tune to which Pritam adds a lot of interesting things – like vocal trumpet, and Amitabh Bhattacharya adds philosophy. -Anup

The clever, funny lyrics, the staccato beats, the chorus of voices all work to make a unique and fun song. Even my too-cool-for-hindi-film-songs 12-year old liked this one. :-). -Shalini Razdan

Singing at the back half of the song isn't bad...as for the rest..."clearly the song has a well-defined purpose in the movie" and even a message ("do din ke mehmaan", etc.). -Sanjeev

New age mantra. -Nishant

अपनी तरह का गाना है। -Yunus