2018

Vaguely reminiscent of "Suraj Hua Maddham" from K3G? Very nice male vocals - sensitive but with body/weight, and nice light touch on the harmony at the end. A more "typical" song for Shreya G.? Rich orchestration. -Sanjeev

Aah! The violins and the factored progressions.. Ajay-Atul create a fresh song for the soundtrack, at par with the class of original Sairaat. Ajay & Shreya give the song a beautiful character. -Pavan

Shreya sounds like one of those rubber toys--squeaky! Dhadak-Sadak and that whole my heart beats on the street you live has been done many times before. -Ketan

What I like a lot about Ajay Atul duets is the way the male & female vocals actually work like a team and compliment each other. Seamlessly woven. -Meera

Very imaginative of Ajay-Atul to make a new song while evoking spirit of the original. -Sankhayan

Ajay-Atul's over the top instrumentation is killing their music. Just too heavy. -Hemendra

Could have used a better male voice. -Nishant

Clearly a song with one of the best preludes and interludes of the year/ lovely arrangement; carries the exuberant symphonic style of Shankar Jaikishan and over-the-top arrangement in the style of Laxmikant Pyarelal. Ajay-Atul are clearly very good in this style. Not every film situation suits this style though. I found the vocals by Ajay to be on the weaker side. -Sunil

अमिताभ के लफ़्ज़ों ने अजय-अतुल के संगीत से अच्छा तारतम्य बैठाया है।. -अंकित

Ajay-Atul are masters of slowburn melodies. Dhadak title track matches up in every department - excellent singing, rich orchestration, lovely tune and rhyme. -Nagarajan

Strings, chords singing - all are barely average. At around 3:05 the male singer is overlapping the female singer voice which feels like an oversight in the recording. -Pranav

Lyrics are interesting, esp. sa.Dak-dha.Dak. Singing not bad. -Ashok

Dhadak tops my list of some spellbinding compositions, rich vocals, and music. -Sowmya

Strong instrumental background and Ajay's passionate singing make a fantastic combination. -DM

saat janmon ki yeh pehli tareekh hai - Amitabh is every so dependable for contexually relevant lyrics. -Arun

If one is in the market for a Hindi film song that is full of innocence, sweetness and romance, one needs to look no further. But this song does more than that. Ajay-Atul strike again with their larger than life sweeping sound, giving it an 'epic' feel. It starts out all gooey and chocolatey, but surprisingly stays with you long after it is over! -Megha