DNA India says the film has flaws but succeeds as cheerful Diwali entertainment, with the familiar Golmaal gang delivering enough laughs to satisfy its audience.

Hindustan Times says the supernatural angle brings some enjoyable comedy and the cast has good chemistry, but the film still depends on familiar slapstick and limited logic.

Koimoi says the first half is very funny and the cast works well together, though added drama makes the second half less entertaining.

BollywoodLife says Golmaal Again is a fun horror comedy packed with silly humour and strong comic moments. Ajay Devgn and the ensemble keep the film lively, making it an enjoyable crowd pleaser.

Bollywood Hungama says the film is a fun Diwali entertainer with plenty of comedy and crowd pleasing moments, provided viewers do not expect much logic.

News18 says very little feels fresh or original, and the film depends too heavily on familiar characters and old comedy tricks rather than new ideas.

The Times of India says the film offers plenty of laughs, enjoyable performances and light horror, even though the story has little substance and slows in the second half.

India TV News says Rohit Shetty mixes slapstick comedy with horror to create a funny and entertaining ride. The film is silly and illogical, but delivers plenty of laughs for fans of the series.

India Today says the horror comedy has an interesting backstory and a few laughs, but too much forced comedy and a stretched treatment reduce the entertainment.

The Indian Express says Tabu is a welcome addition and some jokes work, but the familiar formula and limited freshness leave the film short of a stronger comedy.