2018

Lovely use of the acoustic guitar here specially the beginning strains. I felt like I was listening to a Simon & Garfunkel composition. Prateek Kuhad is one of the year’s finds for me. Conveys a lot of feel without too much hoopla. His singing is emotive and he makes up for his limits as a singer with his soulful compositions. -Sunil

Amazing finger-style guitar. So refreshing to hear a different voice texture. Upright bass adds the perfect color. Lovely build up starting with guitar, then rhythms, followed by vibraphones and so on. Definitely the surprise of the year for me. -Pranav

Another singer singing as if he is 4 years old. If you whisper and recite while singing it only sounds good if you have the voice for it, which Prateek clearly doesn’t. -Ketan

Prateek Kuhad is an unusual & exceptional voice. The music is so soothing too! -Arun

Absolutely stunner of a song. Beautifully sung and exceptionally emoted. Prateek seems to be the MD of the year with brilliant compositions to boot. Raw and dreamy voice is very enrapturing adding to the mood. Lyrics are super apt as well. -Sowmya

This sounds like American alternative music with a grainy lo-fi video. -DM

Got monotonous. -Ashok

"He" instead of "Hai"..."E" instead of "Ye"? Some of my pet peeves. Lazy, careless singing supposed to pass for "expressive." The rest of the package isn't bad, better singing would have elevated it. -Sanjeev

Pleasantness for 3 mins and 34 secs. After that I wouldnt remember a thing about this song, sadly. Small Joy: The singer pronounced Kadam correctly. -Meera

Despite Prateek Kuhad being repetitive in style, the tune, the words and the simplicity of orchestration work very well. His boyish rendition, though, not as much. -Nagarajan