Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's refined classy singing has been a domineer figure in pensive-mood melancholic tracks and once again it regales out splendidly in "Aas Paas Khuda". For its potential melodic features, it can easily be termed as sentimental core element of the album. Soft guitar pricks in the prelude sets a meditative decorum and its gets complemented well with mellowed textures of soft-rock beat music. There is sense of divinity embroiled in Shekhar's motivational wordings ("Dhundhla jaayein jo manzilein, Ik pal ko tu nazar jhuka, Jhuk jaaye sar jahan wahi, Milta hai rab ka raasta...) that contorts this love-journey into self-realization thinking platform. This is another beautiful treat from Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's refined vocals and is likely to be one among finest sentimental numbers of this year with great success. Soft guitar riffs are at the helm of affairs, its "unplugged" version is added delight from the distinguished vocalists as it packs serenity in the air. It's beautiful, touching and invigorating for quality ears. Motivational!!!
