DNA India says flawless performances from Yami and Priyamani elevate a smartly constructed but uneven thriller. Its simplified politics and inconsistent pacing prevent complete effectiveness.

India TV describes it as a complete political entertainer combining patriotism, emotion and action. Strong performances and meticulous detailing make it an informative, compelling theatrical watch.

Filmibeat calls it an emotional, detailed and thrilling political drama. The slow early portions improve dramatically before interval, with Yami and Priyamani delivering excellent performances.

Hindustan Times calls it an impactful, informative and engaging political thriller. Yami and Priyamani steal the show, while the simplified presentation makes complex events accessible.

Koimoi criticizes the confused fact fiction approach, weak first half and absence of ordinary Kashmiri voices. Priyamani impresses, but the political narrative feels selective and one-sided.

Pinkvilla praises the compelling narrative, precise action, background score and powerful female leads. A slow second act, overdramatic scenes and convenient writing weaken authenticity.

Bollywood Hungama calls it a gripping, accessible account of an important political chapter. Strong performances and an entertaining presentation compensate for occasional conveniences and oversimplification.

News18 calls it a hard hitting, fast paced political drama led by Yami’s stellar performance. The second half becomes stretched, but the film still leaves a considerable impact.

India Today calls it well made but patience testing, with a sluggish first half and predictable turns. Yami and Priyamani’s commanding performances power the stronger final stretch.

The Indian Express praises the professional action, efficient performances and strong finale. However, it criticizes the film’s selective history and unabashedly government supporting political viewpoint.