2019

This is lazy singing as if he has marbles in his mouth. -Ketan

Sounds like bland American pop. -DM

Lyrics somewhat overwrought. -Ashok

A breezy melody with lyrics that take you back to college days. Again, I like the alternate version by Tushar Joshi more, it is fresher in terms of singing. -Rujul

A song that celebrates friendship, nostalgia and carefree college days of one’s life. Pritam keeps the arrangement simple here. I quite liked Amitabh’s nostalgia inducing description whether it’s doston se udhaar ke din or bedhab harkate or AaaR.D. Burman ke gaane. But what was the need to include random Punjabi word-- college ki KuDi se. Overall, a very enjoyable song. -Mihir

Pritam doing an Amit Trivedi. I think the song's allure is when you see it in the context of the movie. -Hemendra

Decent one time hear, nothing in it to pull you back. -Aditya

This song would have sounded better in someone else's vocie. The Arijit style doesn't fit this song at all. -Abhay

déjà vu feeling again. R.D.Burman becomes a lyric! -Sunil

Despite the theme, and despite 'Yaad hai filmo ke puraane- R D Burman ke Gaane' kind of new devices to connect memories, Amitabh's lyrics fail to tug at heartstrings. Singing and tuning has nothing exceptional to offer either. The sum total of this song is less than all its attributes. -Naresh

Again this song ticks all the genre conventions like that Bala song (some extra props for the whistling part). I'm a bit of a sucker for this genre. But really there's nothing remotely memorable here. -Subrat

Signature Pritam-Amitabh (and Arijit), has a freshness to it. -Sankhayan