2019

Amitabh wanted to become a singer and it is our good fortune that he became a lyricist instead. His choice of words and the way he strings them together in brevity to create beautiful songs is something that has always fascinated me . Shreya Ghoshal is her wonderful self but it is Udit Narayan making a come back to mainstream hindi music that takes this song to greater heights. The joy in his voice and the way he enunciates and pronounces certain words like Jugraafia, ah ha ha mazaa aa gaya. Ajay Atul are almost Ilayarajaesque in the way they handle the strings and this song reminds me of pootukkal pottalum in the best damn possible way. -Krithikaa

Love the song. Ajay-Atul’s lush orchestration, Udit Narayan, Amitabh’s inventive lyrics, everything comes together beautifully. Such a joy. -Sankhayan

It's such a pleasure to listen to Udit again. He is the comfort food in a world going berserk with these new fangled "singers". Add to that a catchy tune and interesting lyrics. -Ketan

Cute enough rhyming. -Ashok

A nice Rom-Com song, with a bit of cute Jumlas put in.. Nothing more than that. -Pavan

I am always delighted to see a symphonic style of arrangements, which is usual for Ajay-Atul . They have created their own recognizable stamp by doing that. They stand out today in that regard. Udit is still able to convey his earnestness as he was in the early nineties through his voice. Shreya is crisp as usual. Amitabh Bhattacharya really grasps situations very well, and is able to apt describe situations well through his lyrics. One of my favorite songs of the year. -Sunil

Udit ji's voice was refreshing to hear, but otherwise average. -Akanksha

The acoustic arrangement is inventive and there's ambition here. The singing is good and it is wonderful to hear Udit Narayan though the age shows in his voice (I will take that anyday over the tripe dished out by the regular male singers this year). -Subrat

Udit after so long! -Neha

Generic Ajay-Atul, but pleasant. Udit Narayan sounds young as ever. -Rujul

Ajay-Atul bring back ‘90s flavor in this lovely song from Super 30. You are convinced that it is Ajay-Atul melody when you hear the way the tune changes for ‘तेरी चाहत ने बदला मेरे..’ portion. Great choice of singers here. Udit’s voice still sounds very fresh. The sweeping orchestral arrangements make the song closer to the era the movie is set in. -Mihir

U did it! -Armeen

Very fun track. -DM

Just the novelty of hearing Udit Narayan after such a long time makes this song worth a listen at least. -Aditya

Interesting lyrics and music, but I won't really listen it to again. -Abhay

Another surprise with Udit making an appearance. Interesting melody and arrangement. -Hemendra

Udit Narayan has sung this so well that even a Shreya Ghosal looks pale in comparison. A fun song, beautifully penned by Amitabh. A catchy tune by Atul Ajay, and great to see they have not overdone on arrangement. -Naresh