2018

The song is absolute fun and frolic - nothing to take away from this Hindi version of the Marathi original. -Nagarajan

इस गाने की मस्ती को अमिताभ ने लफ़्ज़ों में ख़ूबी से पिरोया है, अजय-अतुल का संगीत और आवाज़ सैराट में धमाल मचा ही चुके है हालाँकि यहाँ पे उसके मुक़ाबिल असर थोड़ा कम है।. -अंकित

Surprisingly well-fitting lyrics. Difficult thing to pull off when you have a giant, already established hit like Zingaat. -Sankhayan

Energetic with that lovely marathi flavor - but that’s about it! -Arun

So fun. To knit pick, maybe another younger voice instead of Ajay's. -Meera

Some energetic singing and fresh fun lyrics keep this from being just another rehash of the Marathi original. Nicely done! -Megha

The original "Zingaat" magic is missing.. A good pointer to uselessness of lyrics in some of the songs. -Pavan

अनुवाद में इत्र की खुशबू उड़ गई।. -मिहिर

Really foot-tapping beat- clearly rouses one to get up and dance. Poor vocals hold the song back. -Sunil

Unfortunately this version pales to the Marathi version. -DM

This is a dish with too many bad ingredients. Over orchestrated percussions, bad lyrics, below par singing. No wonder this souffle doesn't rise. -Ketan

A simple tune, a fantastic beat and fantastic arrangements make Zingaat one of the most dance-worthy songs of the year. Those of us who were worried that the original Marathi hit would lose its edge in its Bollywood crossover were pleasantly surprised. -Param

This should be the posterboy for "How to kill the soul of a song". -Nishant

Why is this spelled with a "z" when they mean "jh"? Atul's voice is a nice contrast to Ajay here, and good energy from both. Folk adaptation - likely quite popular. Words seem catchy too. -Sanjeev