DNA India says the dance numbers are the main reason to watch the film, but there is little else to keep viewers engaged. The thin story and weak drama limit its appeal.

Hindustan Times says the dance performances are impressive and often spectacular, but the emotions, dialogue and story are poorly written. The dancing makes up for many of the film’s weaknesses.

Koimoi says the film is a fun dance entertainer with excellent choreography and performances. The screenplay and runtime are weaknesses, but the dancing makes it worth watching.

Bollywood Hungama says the film is a strong dance spectacle with excellent choreography, production and visuals. The story is thin, but it remains good entertainment for its target audience.

News18 says the film has impressive dance sequences and energetic performances, but it is over-styled, over-scripted and stretched too long. The spectacle works better than the story.

Filmibeat says Varun Dhawan and Shraddha Kapoor impress with their dancing, while the choreography and 3D presentation provide strong entertainment. It calls the film a good weekend watch.

The Times of India says the dancing is energetic and professional, but the writing and plot are weak. The film works best when it concentrates on its large dance sequences.

India TV News says the sequel is bigger and more energetic, with dance providing its strongest moments. The drama is less convincing, but the review still recommends the film as an engaging dance spectacle.

India Today says the film is enjoyable and packed with impressive dancing, music and star energy. The second half becomes long and repetitive, but the performances keep it entertaining.

The Indian Express says a few dance sequences work, but weak writing, cliches and the long runtime make the film dull and predictable.