2023

The switch between gentleness and intensity is just too good. -Harsh

A song carried loftily by its melody and Shreya Goshal's timeless singing chops. The tune is very sweet and moving and the entire song banks on it heavily, and rightfully. The production and arrangements are very traditional, although strings are used very effectively throughout. There is some innovative wordplay in the lyrics - with references to kites and flutes and metaphors used smoothly in place of a shyness to express love. A beautiful track for a romantic evening with a special someone :). -Shasank

I loved the Shreya/Shaan version, but the film version by Medha sounded beautiful, raw and poignant as well. -Neha

Pretty song, but nothing new. Too much like Taare zameen par title track. -Pranav

Sounds like a dated Shantanu Moitra composition -- without any of the freshness he had back in the day. -Zico

Shantanu does a decent tribute to early ARR. Swanand's lyric rocks. -Guri

The beginning, the alaaps, the murkis all steal your heart! Shantanu Moitra knows how to use Shreya's voice in the most beautiful ways. -Akanksha

Great singing by Shreya of a lovely tune. -Ashwini

Shreya's shrillness spoils the song, especially compared to Shaan's restrained singing. -Ketan

Familiar Shantanu Moitra terrain. -Subrat

Shreya Ghoshal's stellar vocals anchor Shantanu Moitra's minimal, unfussy arrangement. -Tatsam

This is reminiscent of Shantanu Moitra's earlier work. The tempo changes in the song worked well for me. -Sunil

Bolo Naa is V2 of Piyu Bole from Shantanu Moitra, with the strings augmenting Shreya's beatifuly rendition. -Pradeep