The overall effect is not overwhelming but none the less mellow. This track is good for die hard Rahman love song enthusiasts, but some will find it boring. Yaar Teri Bewafai shifts to a more serious mood and Mahalaxmi Iyer does an ok job with the track. Her singing is better suited to chorus numbers where her weaknesses can be masked. Here she does an average job but isn t really offered the challenge to rise to the occasion.
Lyrics are bland and semi angry, and apologetic at the same time.
The music is ok, but nothing original, like the other tracks we ve heard it before. It tries to blend semi western influences with eastern influences and the result isn t too great. 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.