Indian Express says Daadi Ki Shaadi has a promising idea about an elderly woman choosing companionship, but weak writing and flat sitcom-style treatment drag it down. The review says Neetu Kapoor remains watchable, but the film turns into a creaky melodrama.

India TV says Daadi Ki Shaadi is an emotional family drama about ageing, loneliness, and companionship, led by Neetu Kapoor, and Kapil Sharma. The review praises its heartfelt theme, and performances, while suggesting the film works best when it stays focused on its emotional core.

Times of India calls Daadi Ki Shaadi a flawed but feel-good family drama with a refreshing idea about loneliness, companionship and emotional neglect in old age. The review praises Neetu Kapoor’s warm performance and Kapil Sharma’s comic timing, but says the overstretched screenplay, uneven writing and weak music keep it from becoming truly memorable.

Koimoi calls Daadi Ki Shaadi a modern day Baghban served with humour, heart and hope. The review praises Neetu Kapoor and Kapil Sharma’s emotional performances, saying the film works as a warm family drama despite some familiar, and melodramatic moments.

News18 says Daadi Ki Shaadi is largely carried by Neetu Kapoor’s warm and dignified performance, while Kapil Sharma doesn’t leave much impact. The review says the family drama has a heartfelt idea, but its uneven writing and emotional overreach stop it from becoming truly memorable.

Bollywood Hungama says Daadi Ki Shaadi suffers from a flimsy script, ineffective humour and an emotional core that fails to connect. The review praises Neetu Kapoor’s performance and says Kapil Sharma is sincere, but weak writing, loopholes, forgettable songs and a poor climax hurt the film.

Hindustan Times says Daadi Ki Shaadi starts with feel-good charm, Shimla visuals and some genuine laughs from Kapil Sharma, but loses steam in the second half. The review praises Neetu Kapoor and Kapil’s performances, while noting the stretched screenplay, too many subplots and weak emotional payoff.