Muskurane (Romantic) - Citylights by Jeet Gannguli, Arijit Singh

When Jeet Gannguli, Arijit Singh recorded Muskurane (Romantic) - Citylights, something special happened in the studio — and listeners have felt it ever since. Jeet Gannguli built the instrumental foundation carefully here — every element earns its place in the mix.

The vocal on Muskurane (Romantic) - Citylights is among the better performances Jeet Gannguli, Arijit Singh has committed to record. Hearing Muskurane (Romantic) - Citylights without thinking of Rajkummar Rao, Patralekha is almost impossible for anyone who has seen Citylights.

The song dates from 2014, but nothing about it sounds dated — the emotions it captures are not tied to a moment. The song rewards full attention but also works as company in the background — a flexibility that most tracks never achieve.

The concision of Muskurane (Romantic) - Citylights — just 5:34 — is part of what makes it work. There is nothing here that should not be. It is, at the end of it, a very good song — and sometimes that is the only explanation that matters.