DNA India says the time travel idea is intriguing and the leads share easy chemistry, but the story becomes repetitive, confusing and emotionally weak. The simple message about valuing loved ones gets lost in the gimmick.

Hindustan Times says the film has an interesting idea and flashes of promise, but weak writing and execution leave the romance emotionally unconvincing.

Koimoi says the film has appealing music, locations and a fresh pairing, but the writing and pacing weaken considerably, especially in the second half.

BollywoodLife says Katrina Kaif and Sidharth Malhotra are the film’s main attraction, but the time travel romance is weakened by poor writing and an unconvincing emotional journey.

Bollywood Hungama says the time travel concept becomes confusing and slow, while weak writing and a disappointing second half waste the film's potential.

News18 says the film looks polished, but its relationship feels too artificial and lacks the emotional complexity of real life. The time jumping idea cannot make up for weak writing and distant characters.

Filmibeat says the film handles its unusual romance with warmth and style, helped greatly by strong cinematography and attractive performances.

The Times of India says the film is visually attractive and fairly engaging, with Sidharth handling his difficult role well. The time travel romance, however, becomes somewhat tedious.

India TV News says Sidharth Malhotra and Katrina Kaif share appealing chemistry and the romantic idea has enough charm to make the film an enjoyable love story.

India Today says the film looks beautiful and has good music, but its promising concept is let down by weak execution and unconvincing performances.