DNA India says the bumbling superhero idea gives the first half fun and Tiger Shroff suits the role, but weak direction and a disappointing second half make the film difficult to sit through.

Hindustan Times says the film starts with light humor and clever local superhero touches, but borrows heavily from Hollywood.

Koimoi says the film has funny, kid-friendly moments, especially in the first half. The long second half, borrowed superhero ideas and heavy environmental message make it tiring for adults.

BollywoodLife says Tiger Shroff is fun and the first half is light and entertaining, but the film drops after the interval.

Bollywood Hungama says the film has an appealing local superhero idea and entertaining moments, but a weak screenplay, tacky effects and a preachy second half hold it back.

News18 says the film has a potentially fun superhero idea, but amateurish execution, weak writing and an overlong second half make it feel like a slog.

Filmibeat says the action, dance and comedy offer some fun, but the weak story and performances make the film disappointing. The superhero idea lacks substance.

The Times of India says Tiger Shroff is likable as the nervous superhero and the family comedy is fun.

India TV News says Tiger Shroff brings energy to the superhero role, but the weak story and execution stop the film from taking off as an entertaining superhero adventure.

India Today says Tiger’s goofy superhero personality and some comic moments work, but the film borrows too much from Hollywood and may appeal more to children than adults.