2022

The feels! This has got to be the song of the year, for me. -Meera

"Guftagu" with the soft "g"? At least in a period piece they should have taken better care. Initial male voice, I guess, is deliberately projected with some "non-singer" quality. Shahid Mallya shines again, even if he doesn't necessarily sound like he is of that era. -Sanjeev

Is it a case of one lyricist singing another lyricist's words? Any such cases? Many intriguing constructions in lyrics. -Ashok

Amazing atmospheric composition, draws you in . Varun grover shines : "Doobti Hai Tujh Mein

Aaj Meri Kashti / Guftagu Mein Utri Baat Ki Tarah". -Arun

A superb composition, wonderful lyrics, and lovely music. -Pankaj

The dichotomy used in the lyrics in a simple manner is very difficult to achieve. This song also elevates the lyrics by very good singing. -Pradeep

Best album of the year. Music, lyrics, singing - this album hits the spot in each aspect. One can almost feel the love with which each song has been made. Beautifully transports you to an era gone by. One of Amit Trivedi's outstanding works. The lyrics for each of the songs are sheer poetry. This film will be remembered for its music! -Svetlana

So joyful. One of the best songs of the year. -Zico

Such a soothing melody. Well- crafted words by Varun Grover. It is sung very well both by Shahid Mallya (who gets some of his best songs from Amit Trivedi) and the wonderful find, Sireesha Bhagavatula. I like how Amit Trivedi gets the mood, the gentle pace, and even the period of the song correct by keeping the arrangement simple, yet very elegant. Reminded me of some old boatman's song by S.D.Burman. -Sunil

Tranquil beats, gossamer lyricism. -Sukanya

Great dissonance in the three voices singing the song, great composition. -Tatsam

If the singer had focused a bit more on pronunciations of basic words I would have given it a higher rating in singing. Mujko instead of mujhko is just not done. -Neha

Not a bad tune, I wish there was a better singer than Shahid Mallya. -Ketan

A worthy contender for lullaby of the decade? So much beauty to this track - simple and complex at the same time - be it the minimal arrangements that definitely take you for a breezy ride or Shahid Mallya's balmy vocals or Varun Grover's creative wordplay. -Shasank