Vibha Saraf adds: “I think it has the elements of a no-nonsense-college song which is brimming with the excitement about newfound love, crush, love interest.”
Ayaz, who is based in Dallas, the US, says that the song has come out at the right time and will cheer people in India in these times of distress.
“As an artiste, creativity flows at all times. Being an Indian overseas one can completely understand the situation back home. It’s devastating – rather, depressing — for everyone. The song was ready in March, and we were scheduled to release it in April. We did discuss with the team on whether we should release it or not, and they gave us the green signal. The prime reason was positivit, and something to cheer about in this chaotic situation,” he claims.