DNA India calls it a light, breezy watch, praising Sharvari and the cast while accepting that the simple story works best without high expectations.

Hindustan Times calls Rani the saving grace, but says the slow story, poor writing, weak cons and wasted cast make the film boring.

Koimoi says a good sequel idea is ruined by a poor story, weak comedy, dull characters and music that cannot match the original.

BollywoodLife finds the old versus new setup very entertaining, praising the cast, fast pace and fun plotting as a worthy followup to the original.

Pinkvilla praises Rani, Sharvari and the full cast, but says a safe, weak script and poor ending stop the film from becoming a strong sequel.

Bollywood Hungama likes some early con scenes and Sharvari's debut, but says the second half, weak jokes, poor logic and predictable ending fail badly.

Filmibeat says the sequel had a good basic idea, but lacks the fun, smart cons, style and charm that made the original work.

The Times of India likes Saif-Rani's chemistry and Sharvari's confident debut, but says weak writing, little humour and poor logic let the cast down.

India Today praises Rani, Saif, Pankaj Tripathi and Sharvari, but says Saif feels miscast at times and the music is forgettable.

The Indian Express enjoys parts of Saif and Rani's chemistry, but finds the story confused and the new Bunty-Babli pair less interesting.