DNA India says the film is illogical and awkward in parts but remains entertaining because of Ayushmann and the supporting cast.

India TV News says the cast delivers some fun, but the film relies heavily on slapstick and familiar WhatsApp style jokes.

Filmibeat Hindi says Ayushmann nails Pooja and leads an entertaining family comedy, though the second half and rushed climax weaken it.

BollywoodLife calls it a lively comedy with a zany plot and strong performances from Ayushmann Khurrana, Vijay Raaz and the ensemble.

Hindustan Times says Ayushmann is the film’s strongest element, but uneven pacing and weak writing make the comedy messy and inconsistent.

Koimoi says a few jokes work, but formulaic writing, repetitive humour and a chaotic second half make it a disappointing sequel.

Pinkvilla says the first half gags and performances work, but the thin plot and duller second half limit the comedy.

Bollywood Hungama calls it a commercial entertainer with funny situations, witty dialogue and strong performances despite a weak climax.

News18 praises Ayushmann’s transformation and comic timing, calling the chaotic film an entertaining and laughter filled watch.

NDTV says Ayushmann remains committed but cannot rescue a stale, hollow and largely unfunny screenplay.