2018

Simply loved the arrangement starting off with piano, bass, drums and organ moving in halfway through the song in the bridge. A song has so much character when it uses live instruments instead of the loops. -Pranav

This also sounds like American alternative pop which works with the combination of strong bass and Prateek's vocals. -DM

Interesting song with a lovely arrangment. -Nagarajan

How is this singing? All he is doing is reciting words. Even Trump has more 'sur' when reading of a teleprompter. -Ketan

Soothing and very pleasing song by Prateek Kuhad. -Sunil

Similar to previous song...careless "Urdu" consonants - e.g. no specific reason to say "khafaa" instead of "KHafaa" here (pardon my ITRANS limitations). -Sanjeev

Has a very indie feel to it. Kuhad's singing is still maturing but overall effort is catchy. -Hemendra

Words are just placeholders. -Ashok

Another catchy song by Prateek. There is a certain degree of novelty to all his songs. -Sowmya

Nice song - lovely to play on repeat! -Arun

He lost me at Khafaa! If you're aint pronouncing it right, it ain't meaning anything. Also very nursery rhyme-ish. -Meera