Dnaindia says Kartik Aaryan’s performance and the grand climax are the film’s biggest strengths. The review is positive on the final stretch and overall entertainment.

Indiatvnews' review frames it as an entertaining Rooh Baba-Manjulika saga full of horror, comedy, twists, and mainstream Diwali appeal.

Filmibeat calls it an average Diwali film saved by an engaging climax twist. The review praises Vidya Balan strongly, says Kartik is better than in the second film, calls Triptii decent but underwritten, and says Madhuri is charming.

Hindustantimes says the film meanders for two hours with stale humour, stray gags, jump scares, and wasted actors, before a brave climax suddenly improves the tone.

Koimoi calls the movie a perfect Diwali bonanza and praises Kartik Aaryan as the film’s high point. The review enjoys the screwball comedy, clean humour, horror comedy blend, large scale, VFX, and “Ami Je Tomar” sequence.

The review says the film has some laugh out loud moments and decent VFX, with Kartik and Arun Kushwah’s camaraderie working well, but the plot is convenient and the screenplay inconsistent.

Bollywood Hungama says Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 works because of performances, taut script, creative execution, and especially an unpredictable climax. The review calls it a well made horror comedy with strong commercial potential.

The verdict is negative, star power cannot save a lacklustre film with unexplained flashbacks, mediocre jokes, predictable jump scares, and only Vidya Balan/Madhuri Dixit keeping it from being weaker.

Saibal Chatterjee gives a mixed review, saying Kartik Aaryan has settled into the franchise’s maze like tone, but much of the film feels like a repeat act.

India Today calls it a good festival entertainer with a brave, interesting climax and a sensitive message. The review says the first half is weaker and logic is minimal, but the second half improves.