News18 says Baaghi 4 looks disjointed and repetitive, with Tiger Shroff’s action unable to save a weakly written and emotionally hollow film. The review finds the film overloaded with violence and lacking a coherent dramatic punch.

Filmibeat says Baaghi 4 has an intriguing first half, some engaging twists and a decent Tiger Shroff performance, but overdone violence, weak dialogues and stretched portions make it only a one time watch.

DNA India says Tiger Shroff makes an impressive comeback and calls the film not just a violent ride but an entertaining thriller, with Sanjay Dutt stealing the show as the antagonist.

Hindustan Times says Baaghi 4 could have been a roller coaster but ends up an underwhelming merry go round, with flashy action, weak logic and a disappointing second half.

Koimoi says Tiger Shroff breathes life into the violent love story and the film works for his fans, though the length and overall story remain major drawbacks.

Pinkvilla says Tiger Shroff’s action packs a punch and the film works as a big screen action potboiler, but the storyline tests patience and feels heavily inspired by Animal.

Bollywood Hungama says Baaghi 4 impresses in the first half with gripping action and drama, while the second half turns more commercial with songs and emotions for mass audiences.

Times of India says Baaghi 4 relies on stylised action but often goes overboard, failing to support the spectacle with a gripping story.

India TV News says Tiger Shroff’s action packed revenge tale falls short, with the film unable to rise above its weak execution despite its violent action setup.

India Today calls Baaghi 4 a nearly three hour hallucination where the story collapses quickly and the viewer is left with senseless action and no emotional investment.