User reviews

Firstly, the song has been rendered and re-arranged beautifully. It's more like old wine in new bottle the emotions somehow have been weaved freshly. Basically expression of different individuals are bound to differ. This song has been rendered so flawlessly that it feels amazing.

Coming to the captivating visuals the train view and oil lamp somehow transports you to the nineties when power shortage was witnessed pretty often. The vintage terrace view, street light every together weaves a kind of environment that reminds you of the simpler days. This simplicity plays a great role in depicting the depth of conversation with the moon.

If anything about the song is worth remembering and innovative is the video style the song has been thought about and sung in kolkata and the video says that without saying it. The very nineties style of oil lamp to street light, old calcutta houses, howrah bridge in full moon night, everything tells you about this song's bong connection.

The remake of Raat Hamaari Toh happens to be a soothing number. A refreshing song rendered flawlessly and stands alone for the uniqueness in voice and style of the vocalist. Music has been flawlessly re- oriented complementing the singing style and emotions of the song. This song is a beautiful recreating of a the original used in Parineeta. It is impressive how the song has been rendered , the vocalist didn't copy emotions of the original rather presented her own.

This timeless melody of Bollywood is remembered for it's simplicity and soothing approach. The creation of this timeless melody sounds Mellifluous. Rendered with appropriate expression and fabulous vocal range. Musical arrangements sounds refreshing and altogether innovative. The best part of this song is indubitably the video that's beautifully made. The video features digital painted presence of the vocalist, old calcutta house, terrace and moon. The video bears 90s aesthetics that's absolutely praiseworthy. The video editing team deserves some praise as they maintained the presence of Kolkata, Ganga and howrah bridge.