Clearly stands out as the best of the three. It was only fair that Rahman lends his breezy vocals to the title song. The lyrics by Gulzar follow a peculiar rhyme scheme and lend the song a sense of liberation.
The Humma Song, which has been criticised by the’90s kids’ on social media, is in fact one of the better remixes we have heard recently. While all other remixes resort to increasing the tempo and tweaking the lyrics, this one, on the contrary, slows the pace down which actually complements the intimacy of a bedroom sequence. The turn off is Baadshah’s rap which sounds completely out of place. IT IS AVERY GOOD AND POPULAR SONG OF 2017.