2023

This is a typical Pritam song with Amitabh's lyrics that create the usual magic. But a good song nevertheless. Tick for the usage of 'rozmarra'. -Akanksha

This album is so good that even though this song is objectively nice, it's my least favourite song in the album. -Ashwini

A typical Pritam number. -Pradeep

Clearly the base melody is taken from S-E-L's 'Mitwa' (KANK) another Karan Johar production and Pritam has just put some tweaks here and there and garnished it. Arijit seems to control himself to put in the right emotion. -Ketan

Yet again, it's Shreya Ghoshal who saves this song for me. Kudos to Pritam for composing such different pieces for male and female vocals. -Harsh

We don't get this kind of big sound in Hindi cinema anymore! Essentially plucked out of the Jatin-Lalit school of music, Pritam does a fine job of evelating standard issue percussions and base layers with an exciting use of strings, brass, and keys. But it is the melody that takes the cake and everything else with this track, with enough moods, swings, and strokes to offer three distinct approaches within the three verses. And as good as Arijit is in his passionate highs, the comforting mediums and lows in Shreya's vocals just offer an ocean of peace. Amitabh Bhattacharya's playful yet sermon like words are a treat. -Shasank

Meh. -Tatsam

Pleasing song. -Sunil

The usual Pritam track. Repetitive. -Subrat