2019

Mohit Chauhan of the 2010s hums and croons about failling in love to the accompaniment of lovely strings, guitars and tabla with a whiff of mouth organ and piano in the background . How can one not fall in love with such a heady mix? The first interlude with nothing but the guitar and tabla is so so beautiful . The usage of tabla in a melody of western bent can often turn tacky but Ajay Singha restrains the tabla, keeping it muted and lovely. -Krithikaa

Somewhat minimalistic backgrounds yet a great vibe when combined with Mohit vocals. -DM

A saccharine Pritamish melody, hidden somewhere in one of the least-noticed albums of the year. -Rujul

Has a nice overall feel. Hearing Mohit Chauhan after a long time feels 'different' in this Arijit Age. -Aditya

Still cannot stand Mohit Chauhan. However, like the music. -Hemendra

A Mohit Chauhan double bill. The melody is good and Mohit Chauhan does his soulful bit which I can live with. -Subrat

Mohit again and not bad. -Pavan

Oh dear Mohit Chauhan has fallen into imitating Arijit. Weakens a nice tune when you do that. Loved the soft and subtle tabla instead of the usage of electronic percussions. -Ketan

Usual boring essay-song; the reprise version by another Mohit (the lyricist) is no better. -Ashok

Sound of vintage Mohit Chauhan, gorgeous melody & tabla -- winsome combo. -Mihir