Hindustan Times says the martial arts and attractive locations are the main strengths, while the weak screenplay and repetitive violence leave the film working only in patches.

Koimoi says Tiger’s action and the Bangkok chases impress, but the dull romance, predictable story and weak climax pull the film down.

BollywoodLife says the action is enjoyable, but the weak story, forced romance and poor comedy keep the film from becoming a stronger entertainer.

Bollywood Hungama says the film is an effective masala entertainer with gripping action, stylish direction and strong work from Tiger and Shraddha, despite some script problems.

News18 says Tiger’s action skills make the film an improvement over Heropanti, but script problems remain and the movie depends too heavily on its star’s physical abilities.

Filmibeat says Tiger and Shraddha deliver strong action, while the fight scenes and visuals provide plenty of entertainment despite the familiar story.

The Times of India says Tiger’s athletic action and Shraddha’s screen presence work, but the romance lacks chemistry and the film offers little beyond its stunts.

India TV News says the high-energy action and Tiger Shroff’s physical performance impress, but the cliched drama and familiar story weaken the film.

India Today says the film has stylish action and some crowd-pleasing moments, but the patchy story becomes little more than a series of fight sequences held together by Tiger.

The Indian Express says Tiger’s stunts are impressive and the first half has some fun, but the old fashioned story and overlong second half drain the film of freshness.