The music and lyrics both heighten the feeling of emptiness perfectly. -Harshit

Phir wahi with Arijit’s voice…monotonous. -Vaishali

It is not a journey song but the song does take you one, and it does go one itself. Starts with the phrase “Phir Wahi” and by the time it ends, the same phrase gain much more meaning. Lovely, isn’t it? -Anup

Nyzel Dlima and Roland Fernandes’ guitar adds considerable charm to the somber Phir wahi, with Arijit laying out Amitabh Bhattacharya’s plaintive verse in his inimitable style. -Karthik

"Phir wahi" count = 26. -Nishant

Disjoint start of song like strange abstract art...some slightly offbeat rhythmic structures within 7-beat cycle are the most interesting part of the song. -Sanjeev

Lyrics are “better than good”, singing “less than good”, and overall a very average song. -UVR

Drags on and on. -Zafar

The trumpet should have been brought in earlier as the highlight instead of the piano. Arijit is a good singer!. -Arun Simha