Filmibeat calls it an entertaining timepass with several hilarious scenes and dialogues. Varun and Pankaj rescue weaker portions, while the forgettable music adds little.

DNA India calls it a complete family entertainer best enjoyed without searching for logic. The cast’s established chemistry and ridiculous situations generate ample brainless laughter.

India TV ranks it among 2023’s strongest entertainers, praising its laughter, witty punches and social message. Varun Sharma and Pankaj Tripathi remain its central comic attractions.

BollywoodLife says Varun Sharma and Pankaj Tripathi steal an uneven but enjoyable comedy. Not every joke succeeds, although the film reserves its funniest material for the climax.

Hindustan Times calls it a hilarious, over the top time pass powered by Varun and Pankaj. Heavy toilet humour and an unconvincing social message prevent consistently clever comedy.

Koimoi considers it harmless, silly fun strengthened by Pankaj Tripathi and the familiar ensemble. The second half becomes unnecessarily serious while forcing its environmental message.

Pinkvilla praises the smart writing, quirky one liners and performances of Varun and Pankaj. The long runtime, weak music and forced social-message track reduce its comic sharpness.

Bollywood Hungama calls it a well packaged, hilarious entertainer benefiting from beloved characters and crazy situations. The South Africa portions and overly serious pre-climax are notable shortcomings.

News18 praises Varun Sharma and Pankaj Tripathi’s excellent comic form. However, the 150 minute film loses momentum through repetitive toilet humour and a weaker second half.

NDTV says Choocha’s familiar antics has lost their comic power. The repetitive, overextended caper sidelines most characters and struggles desperately to recreate the earlier films’ energy.