[3] He said, "Allah Waariyan is about relationships, friendship, beautiful memories, and it happens at a very important juncture in the film when things turn emotional and serious.

[5] Prior to the album's release, Bhushan secretly recorded, mixed and mastered the first copy of its songs, to be delivered in a custom heart shaped special CD for Divya on her birthday (20 November 2013).

In fact, every track has caught on big time with listeners, especially 'Baarish' [soulful], 'Sunny Sunny' [a rage with partygoers], 'ABCD' [foot-tapping], 'Allah Waariyan' [melodic] and 'Meri Maa' [makes you moist-eyed].

[10] Karthik Srinivasan of Milliblog wrote "Typical North Indian thali style soundtrack; very T-series.

"[11] Although giving negative review for the film, Paloma Sharma of Rediff.com wrote "As an album, Yaariyan might do well with its catchy tunes".