DNA India says the film offers pleasant, clean humour and benefits from a strong ensemble cast. The story is predictable, but its light tone and likable performances make it an enjoyable feel good comedy.

Hindustan Times says Diana Penty holds the film together, Abhay Deol is in good form and the situational comedy keeps the story lively throughout.

Koimoi says the funny dialogue and situational comedy make the film a breezy entertainer, but too many subplots stretch the second half and weaken the climax.

BollywoodLife says the film is a light and entertaining Indo-Pak romantic comedy, helped by its likable cast and easy humour. The story has flaws, but it works as a decent one time watch.

Bollywood Hungama says the relatable characters and funny dialogue make the film enjoyable. The second half slows down, but the film recovers and ends as a pleasant feel good comedy.

News18 says the film is mostly fun because its humour grows naturally from the characters and situations. It has flaws, but remains entertaining and rarely becomes boring.

Filmibeat says the film is fun and entertaining, with romance, comedy and a likable cast, although the story weakens and slows during the second half.

The Times of India says the cross-border comedy offers clean entertainment, plenty of gags and an enjoyable ensemble, even if viewers have to overlook some logic.

India TV News says the film is a cheerful comedy-drama with likable performances and clean humour. Diana Penty and the ensemble keep the cross-border confusion entertaining and leave the audience smiling.

India Today says the film is a light and harmless family entertainer, helped by its ensemble cast and cheerful tone despite a familiar story.