The Bhimpalasi-raaga based melody gets a stunningly beautiful rendition through Shashaa Tirupati! The composers pair it with Manas’ violin and Pradeep Barot’s sarod, all the while keeping the sound delightfully pleasant! -Karthik

Fun yet melodious. -Anup

The track makes good use of classical instruments without making it overly classical. Lovely bassline. -Omkar

Again, points dinged for extending the 'aaa' in Kanha unnecessarily and thus losing the grammatical correctness. Other than that, it was an interesting song. -Arun Simha

"...maane na...." is a decent "hook" - vocals got my attention. -Sanjeev

The music and lyrics sound very well-synchronized, getting the mood of the song right. -Harshit

The beginning with santoor and overall a refreshing orchestration makes this song very enjoyable. -Vaishali

In a year when Tanishk Bagchi delivered a lot of remixes, the man also had some remarkable originals with Vayu, and Kanha was the best among them. -Vipin

The tune is superb but I had a hard time reconciling the melody with the flippant use of words like "trick" and "quick". I love Shasha but her voice in the antara sounded uncomfortably thin to me. -Param

Interesting thumri style compostition and lyrics. The singing could have been slighlty more powerful. -Meera

Nostalgic. -Zafar

Arrangement ARR-ish but pleasant listening with some peppering of sarod (i think) notes. -Nishant