DNA India calls it an entertaining mainstream masala film, praising Kartik and Tabu while advising viewers to accept its horror-comedy logic without overanalysis.

Hindustan Times says the sequel confidently holds its ground through clean comedy, genuine supernatural moments and strong performances, with Tabu decisively stealing the show.

Koimoi applauds Kartik, Tabu, the supporting comedians and entertaining genre blend, but says some horror-comedy elements miss and most new songs disappoint.

BollywoodLife praises Kartik's confident performance, Tabu and the entertaining horror-comedy mix, though uneven writing, weaker music and slow passages reduce the impact.

Pinkvilla praises the effective balance of humour and horror, strong casting and background score, but finds the climax dragged and slightly flawed.

Bollywood Hungama hails the horror-comedy balance, clever twists, performances and rich technical work, while acknowledging a brief slowdown after the interval.

Filmibeat enjoys Kartik's humour, Tabu's versatility and the engaging first half, but faults the fading jokes, forgettable songs and underwhelming climax.

The Times of India praises the situational comedy, witty dialogue, Kartik's easygoing performance and a magnificent Tabu, despite weak romantic chemistry and uneven portions.

India TV News calls it a fun horror-comedy powered by Kartik and an outstanding Tabu, though the scares, suspense and emotional engagement remain limited.

India Today praises Tabu, Kartik's comic timing and the polished effects, but finds the writing uneven, music forgettable and supernatural logic unconvincing.