Mirchi Music Awards for Critics' Choice Song of The Year Mirchi Music Awards for Critics' Choice Lyricist of The Year Mirchi Music Award for Male Vocalist of The Year IIFA Award for Best Female Playback Singer He further added that the song has "achieved a different level of popularity" and he has never "seen reactions" like this before. Popular reception Įhsaan Noorani commented that people upload "at least two-three cover versions" of the song via social media platforms. Priyanka Vartak of The Free Press Journal wrote that: " his soulful voice will surely give you goosebumps". He further added "Ae Watan appeals to the hardened cynics from both sides of the ideological centre it reminds us that patriotism isn't necessarily a bad thing, all the while showing the price we pay for it". Sankhayan Ghosh of the Film Companion expressed that the song "stands out for its simplicity, and context". Firstpost, an Indian news and media website, wrote: "'Ae Watan' celebrates the true spirit of patriotism – where one places one's motherland before anything, even oneself". Writing for The Hindu, Vipin Nair praised the song, calling it the first "patriotic song to have come out of Bollywood in a long time".
The music video features actress Alia Bhatt as Sehmat Khan, explaining why she choose to become a spy for India. Gulzar later stated that the song is a tribute to the poet Muhammad Iqbal. Well, one can define nationalism through this song". People keep asking what nationalism is all about. In an interview with The Times of India, Gulzar explains: "It speaks for all of us and it speaks without any prejudice.
Lyricist Gulzar has said he wants the song to become "the song of our nation". All songs of 'Raazi' have been made like that. The song dictated the melody, it was an organic process. He had written it, and we just picked it up and started singing it. Shankar Mahadevan of the same trio, talking about the song, told The Times of India, Ehsaan Noorani of the musical trio Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy described the song as being "crucial to the story". Both "Ae Watan" and "Dilbaro" serve as the title tracks for the film.
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