2022

Very SD Burman, pleasant and uncluttered. Classic Amitabh bhattacharya : "Ankhiyon Se Thag Ke Bharna/Woh Jaane Batiyon Se Zurmana". -Arun

Good Amit Trivedi melody, but not much else. -Tatsam

Amit Trivedi and Amitabh Bhattacharya could have gone anywhere with the premise of this track but they manage to strike a perfect balance between musical innovation and invoking the vibe of a bygone golden era. The melody and production are purposefully old school and conventional but pack charm! As good as it is here, Shireesha Bhagavatula's singing misses the mark by a slight bit for me, especially after watching what the track is alluding to in terms of a singer's skill in the movie itself. -Shasank

Retro vibes galore. -Sukanya

A stunning topical song with meaningful lyrics. Sireesha Bhagavatula’s voice is perfect. -Pankaj

I don't get the appeal of this song. -Neha

Nice enough song. sajaniaa stands for a mele -- sajanawaa? -Ashok

Total 50s throwback - expecting Hemant Kumar and Geeta Dutt to show up. Female vocals don't quite create the effect. Lyrics a thinly-veiled rant against social mores of the time? -Sanjeev

Loved this song, though it is the weakest song in the album, It's still so good. -Anuradha

The song has an old-style charm to it. Seems appropriate for a period film. Sireesha Bhagavatula is a wonderful find. Grateful for Amit Trivedi for introducing so many new voices. -Sunil

Can't get the tune or words out of my head. Beautiful! -Meera

Trivedi in form, recalls 'Sanwaar Loon'; lovely old fashioned singing. -Zico

Good attempt at a 50's song. Sireesha is trying to do a Geeta, the rhythm and the tune are C. Ramchandra-ish and the interludes are OPN style-basically all over the place. -Ketan

C Ramachandra type beat structure. -Pradeep