DNA India strongly recommended the film, praising its message of acceptance and believing its story deserved to reach audiences across India.

Hindustan Times praised the sensitive and progressive family drama, its warmth and performances, while wishing the film had been a little bolder.

Koimoi praised the brave idea, supporting cast and humour but felt the film did not fully deliver the strong emotional impact its subject promised.

BollywoodLife found the film thoughtful, charming and easy to watch with families, praising its humour and simple way of handling a difficult subject.

Bollywood Hungama praised the performances and important subject but felt the story was too convenient to create strong emotion.

News18's Rajeev Masand admired the film's heart and progressive idea but felt the writing was too safe and the central romance was not explored deeply enough.

Filmibeat praised the brave subject, emotional moments and performances, especially Anil Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao, though some scenes felt too dramatic.

Times of India found the film entertaining and progressive, praising its message about love and acceptance despite some weaker writing.

India Today called it an important and rewarding love story, praising the sensitive handling, strong cast and message of acceptance.

The Indian Express liked the bold idea and supporting cast but felt weak writing stopped the story from having the emotional impact it deserved.