2018

“सतलुज में इक समंदर नाचे
अम्बरसर और जलंधर नाचे
पोरस दे विच सिकंदर नाचे
अप्रिल मई विच दिसम्बर नाचे
जिस वल देखां कलंदर नाचे
बन्दे अंदर पैगम्बर नाचे”
शैली साब की लिखी ये पंक्तियाँ ही मेरा हासिल हैं। बस, मुझे और कुछ नहीं चाहिए।. -मिहिर

Nice voices, but nothing more than that. -Megha

Cute lyrics, decent singing but insipid music that does not move the melody muscle in the brain. -Ketan

Nice, surprisingly! -Ashok

Great harmony between melody and lyrics. -Sankhayan

Contender for top song this year. Definitely the best duet. Top notch singing. Jazim and Harshdeep just nail the punjabi lyrics, that occassional Sarangi topped off with very contemporary lyrics. Lilting music and an unmistakable bass guitar. -Hemendra

Amit Trivedi picks his singers very carefully. He uses a very broad array of singers. Both Harshdeep Kaur and Jazim Sharma are very good singers. There is a lovely use of sarangi in this song. -Sunil

So much of 'maanjha' feel here. -Nishant

The song's a lesson in Upma Alankaar :) Beautiful imagery (I hope I'm doing my Hindi teacher proud here (?). -Meera

The refrain ("Naache") is catchy; the male high register juxtaposed with the low female register has by now become a tested formula, and works nicely here. Always a soft corner for the sarangi. -Sanjeev

Cant get enough of the song, one of the favs for its ambiance & poetry and the interesting hook of 'Naache' with a beautiful mix of esraj strings & percussions all over the song. Amit shows how Punjabi music is done with just a few instruments & without creating much noise. -Pavan

Great example of how a simple arrangement with original musical instruments, coupled with inspired chord backing and strong singing is all you need for an excellent song. -Pranav

The way Sharma & Kaur sing 'Rangraliyaan…' is bonkers. 'Kai Po Che' hangover notwithstanding, the song is a winner. -Nagarajan

Beautiful composition & singing! -Arun