DNA India found it an enjoyable family watch, praising how the film captures the complications and weaknesses of human relationships.

Hindustan Times praised Ajay's restrained performance and especially Tabu, but felt the film only pretends to be progressive and struggles to balance intelligent humor with broad comedy.

Koimoi praised the clever writing, fresh approach to love and strong performances, but felt excessive drama and weak editing hurt the pace.

BollywoodLife praised Tabu, Ajay and the sharp dialogue, finding the quirky relationship comedy entertaining despite several problematic elements.

Bollywood Hungama found it highly entertaining, praising the smart writing, humor, emotional moments, performances and sensitive direction.

News18 found the film frustrating despite some laughs and an unconventional ending, criticizing its lazy stereotypes, simplistic moralising and sitcom style screenplay.

Filmibeat found it entertaining and thoughtful, praising Ajay, Rakul and especially Tabu, while noting weak editing and forgettable music.

Times of India enjoyed the performances, humor and mature treatment of relationships, calling it a fun romantic comedy despite some questionable situations.

India TV News strongly disliked the film, calling its unusual romance shapeless and poorly handled, with a story that ultimately goes nowhere.

India Today found the story predictable and bland, though Tabu and Jimmy Sheirgill bring energy after the interval, with Tabu clearly stealing the film.