DNA India says Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol still have strong chemistry and make the romance work, but the film has clear flaws and depends heavily on their star power.

Hindustan Times says Shah Rukh Khan has strong screen presence and Kajol looks impressive, but the predictable story, weak conflict and excessive nostalgia leave the film with very little heart.

Koimoi says the film has entertaining moments and strong star appeal, but its predictable story, repeated comedy and lack of originality keep it from becoming consistently enjoyable.

Bollywood Hungama says the film delivers large scale commercial entertainment, romance, comedy and drama, with Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol providing strong appeal for mainstream audiences.

News18 says the film feels artificial, overlong and dependent on familiar formulas. Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol still share warmth, but their chemistry cannot overcome the weak writing.

Filmibeat says Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol’s chemistry is the main attraction, while the action, comedy and music provide enough entertainment despite a predictable story.

The Times of India says the film relies heavily on Shah Rukh Khan’s star power, Varun Dhawan’s energy, attractive locations and large action scenes, while the screenplay and dialogue remain weak.

India TV News says the film has forced comedy and only occasional laughs. Despite its stars and scale, much of the film becomes difficult to stay interested in.

India Today says the story is highly predictable, but Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, the comedy and colourful filmmaking make it an enjoyable commercial entertainer.

The Indian Express says Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol still have chemistry, but the film is a plotless collection of action, comedy and romance with little holding it together.