2018

The song has some terrific strings at play, beautifully supporting the cadence in Ghoshal's rendition. -Nagarajan

Crystal clear vocals by Shreya, she makes the song extra ordinaire. -Meera

"Jo na thhe hum, Jo honge nahi, Aaja dono wo ho lein..." - ??? Shreya is solid, and Babul S. sounds decent too (though voice seems more conspicuously processed). -Sanjeev

Unnecessary 'big-sound' passages. -Ashok

Lovely singing by Shreya with nice subtle nuances that render beautifully to her voice. Like the female slant and emphasis throughout. -Sowmya

A superbly arranged contemporary ghazal. The highlight of the song for me is Shreya Ghoshal's singing. It's a travesty we don't hear more of her in Hindi films. -Param

Lovely to hear the sound of sarod. -Sunil

Great to hear Shreya. -Arun

I didn’t realize that Babul Supriyo still sang! -Megha

Shreya in form after a long time. Loved her singing in this song. -Hemendra

Nothing special in the song. Predictable at every turn. -Pranav

Finally Shreya making it to my playlist. She sounds a bit different from her usual sweetness thanks to a beautiful composition by Niladri Kumar (and excellent play too) and interesting lyrics by Irshad Kamil. Babul Supriyo makes an ok cameo, but reduces the impact. I would have loved if Shreya carried the entire song on her own. -Pavan

Pleasant tune + Shreya's singing + Sarod make for a good song. Babul Supriyo seems unnecessary. -Ketan