Overall it s not really worth listening to and may take a while getting used to. Side B starts off with the catchy Botal Tod De sung by the ever dependable Hema Sardesai and Sonu Nigam. When I first heard it I hated it but after constantly being bombarded by it, I slowly began to like the track. Sonu does a good job as a semi-drunk singer, and Hema seems to be having a blast accompanying him. They put a sufficient amount of effort into their singing and it pays off since the style of the song requires them to sing fast at parts.
Lyrics are purely situational and filled with masti.
The music is a blend of 50 s jazzy music and 40 s rock. It reminds you of certain songs from Ram Gopal Varma s Mast . The verses are interestingly put together, and become catchier after a second or third listen. Overall this one is enjoyable and one of the more original compositions on the album. Accompanying her are Udit Narayan and Kavita Paudwal .