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Neha Bhasin gives this song her signature Western style and the number also has indigenous use of the morsing (Jaw harp) at the start. The majestic keys, synth sounds and processed beats lift the song to lofty heights, thereby making it trippy. Not to mention, the male chorus and the imaginative use of the nadaswaram in a western song such as this.

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Neha Bhasin is sensual as expected and the song also has indigenous use of the morsing (Jaw harp). The majestic keys, synth sounds and beats lift the song to lofty heights, thereby making it trippy. Not to mention, the male chorus and the imaginative use of the nadaswaram in a western song such as this.

Neha Bhasin’s voice is husky and stylish as expected and the song also has indigenous use of the morsing (Jaw harp). The majestic keys, synth sounds and beats lift the song to lofty heights. Not to mention, the male chorus and the imaginative use of the nadaswaram in a western song such as this.

This is one of those ‘slow poison’ numbers which will slowly but surely find a place in your hearts. Neha Bhasin’s voice has a tinge of melancholy which goes with the song while Yuvan has used many instruments like the jaw harp, nadaswaram and the majestic keys in an imaginative manner.