DNA India says Fateh is a brutally entertaining bloodbath that is not for weak hearts, praising Sonu Sood’s strong intent as writer-director and the film’s action heavy ride.

Hindustan Times says Fateh puts Sonu Sood in “Animal mode” and delivers high octane, international style action, but the screenplay is routine and the cybercrime angle receives amateur treatment.

Koimoi calls Fateh a torturous ride for the audience, saying Sonu Sood’s mission to take down cybercriminals is drowned by sickening, ultra gratuitous violence and weak writing. The review gives slight credit to Jacqueline Fernandez but is strongly critical overall.

BollywoodLife’s review is sharply negative, saying Fateh behaves like a wannabe Animal and could have worked better as a two-minute cybercrime awareness commercial. The review criticises its excessive violence, wasted Jacqueline Fernandez role and thin storytelling.

Pinkvilla says Fateh is a racy, slick and gory action drama where Sonu Sood and Jacqueline Fernandez combat cyber criminals. The review praises the action sequences, cybercrime awareness angle and commercial pace.

Bollywood Hungama calls Fateh a slick action entertainer that exposes the horrors of loan apps. The review praises Sonu Sood as both actor and director, while noting an ordinary storyline, déjà vu from films like Animal and John Wick, and a weak romantic track.

News18 says Fateh is a decent watch and calls Sonu Sood’s bloody directorial attempt explosive and impressive.

Filmibeat calls Fateh a bold action thriller that redefines Bollywood action, praising Sonu Sood’s direction, performance, action choreography, music and emotional intent.

Times of India calls Fateh a gritty cybercrime actioner that highlights the dangers of digital fraud. The review praises the pace, action, Sonu Sood’s direction and the supporting cast, while noting shallow writing and exaggerated violence.

India Today says Sonu Sood gives a sincere performance and handles the action well, but Fateh is weakened by uneven pacing, predictable writing, underdeveloped characters and weak emotional pull.