DNA found Sonam Kapoor feisty but too similar to her recent screen roles, while Rajkummar Rao emerged as the film's strongest performer.

Hindustantimes called it charming and genuinely funny, praising the sharp dialogue, supporting cast and a stronger than usual Sonam Kapoor performance.

Koimoi liked the quirky idea and Rajkummar Rao and Varun Sharma, but criticised Sonam Kapoor's performance and a dragging second half.

Bollywood Hungama called it a stress busting family entertainer, praising the cast, Sonam Kapoor's growth and the unpredictable climax.

Filmibeat found the idea stale and the execution disappointing. It felt Sonam Kapoor was unconvincing, while the supporting actors were more effective.

Timesofindia called it a simple, refreshing comedy with funny characters and strong supporting performances, although Dolly's backstory and the police track are weak.

Arunava Chatterjee found the plot illogical and repetitive, but said strong supporting performances and entertaining characters make it worth watching.

Indianexpress liked the basic idea but said the film quickly becomes repetitive and half baked. She also felt Sonam Kapoor could not fully carry the role.