Rajiv Vijayakar

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If there is anything sorely disappointing in the movie, it is the music. The only songs that linger are the re-creations, including the Anu Malik song that gives the film its title.

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This is one experience, crisp at 104 minutes, that has the potential for universal appeal with its slick narration and delectable content.

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The screenplay structure and dialogues are superb and quite understated, stressing Krishna’s ever-unshakeable placidity and purity of heart.

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Veena Jamkar, as the shrewd Zeenat (wonder why just one character is shown as a Muslim?!), is superb as the scheming vixen.

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Co-producer and director Amit Rai has himself penned the watertight script and the very grounded filmmaker-writer still enlists Jia Saxena as script supervisor.