2019

Beautifully composed, sung and arranged. Rochak, Neeti in good form. -Mihir

A pretty listen, and when the first tabla roll hit I thought it was gonna be a generic sufi track, but the song surprises. -DM

Fairly familiar melody, Papon is always a pleasure to hear but he also seems to be channeling his innner Arijit Singh here. -Subrat

Neeti Mohan seems to be holding herself back instead of letting go. Pity since this could have been a stellar song. -Ketan

I listened to the male version after listening to the female version which left me a little dissatisfied and it is so far ahead in the singing. I am so bummed that the male version isn’t on the list. -Neha

Does a few surprising things within the song. Papon in fine form. -Sankhayan

Strong original composition, Neeti's amazing rendition, and beautiful lyrics make this one a winner. Went quite under the radar. A wonderful use of tabla throughout. -Rujul

Nice singing. -Abhay

The song seems to be a bunch of reflections; toward what I couldn't figure out. -Ashok

Neeti's voice in the song is actually similar to the female actress (Amrita Bagchi), which makes it feel authentic. Also, the way it has been sung, reflects the character in the movie whose singing is quite raw and unpolished. Though the instruments (particularly tabla) are better in this version, I like the overall composition of Papon's version more. -Akanksha

Soulful melody and good singing but sounds like a template that has become overused. -Hemendra

Another of those tempaltized compositions that abound today's music scene. -Aditya