2019

Total 'seeti' song but it works. Singers sound like they are having fun instead of going thru a trial. -Ketan

Delightful, excepting that the song doesn't sound new. This motif is overused in Hindi films. -Naresh

Reprises the spirit of a whole host of similar qawwali dance numbers (kajrare, ghagra etc). Javed Ali (who is always good) comes in at the end and raises the song a notch higher. -Subrat

One of the most intricate arrangements of the year, with multiple live instruments; Pritam has gone all out with the arrangements for this one, vocals are top-class too, and Javed Ali's concluding couplet is the cherry on top! Antara Mitra has never sounded so mature, reminds me of Rekha Bhardwaj. -Rujul

Decent desi dance track. You’ve heard much better songs in this genre before. -Mihir

Bollywood at it's best! -Armeen

The song could have been so much better without that loud arangement. Like the catchiness of it. Amitabh's lyrics are on point as usual. Props for using 'naaspeeta' in a song! -Hemendra

गीत के आख़िर में कुछ-कुछ थोड़ा राग देस सुनाई देता है. -विकास

Energtic track in the Qawaali template. -Sunil

The highlight of this song is those winning strings and horns and Javed Ali's solo segment where he sounds super lovely. Amitabh writes wonderful lines like noor sa chehra irani, lehenga hindustani et al that brings a smile to my face. I need to talk about the strings again . They are a riot and are so so joyful. -Krithikaa

What a fun foot-tapping number this is! I always feel that Pritam gives a nod to Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy's 'Kajra Re' in this song. -Nagarajan

Cookie cutter. -Abhay

I like Pritam's music and Javed's voice, but that's about it! -Akanksha

Forgettable Bollywood gathering song. -DM

Lyrics, though unusual and quirky, are completely at odds with the characters in the film. Works better when heard outside the context of the film. -Aditya