DNA India says the film is mad, silly and funny, with Akshay making a strong return to comedy alongside Riteish and Abhishek.

Hindustan Times says Akshay keeps the film moving and several one-liners work, but repeated ideas and weak use of the supporting cast limit the comedy.

Koimoi says the weak script relies on tired jokes and recycled humour. Akshay fans may enjoy parts of it, but viewers looking for strong comedy are likely to be disappointed.

BollywoodLife says the film is funnier and more entertaining than the earlier entries, with the cast making the mindless comedy enjoyable for its target audience.

Bollywood Hungama says the film delivers the absurd humour, gags and slapstick expected from the franchise and should work for audiences who enjoy mindless masala comedy.

News18 says the film is offensive, childish and only occasionally funny. Rajeev Masand found it more boring than outrageous, with too few effective jokes.

Filmibeat says Akshay is the main attraction, but the weak story, repeated jokes, plot holes and poor effects make the comedy fall flat.

The Times of India says the plot is extremely silly and convoluted, but Akshay's comic performance and some gags make it enjoyable for viewers who like this style of comedy.

India TV News says the cast works hard to make the comedy entertaining, but too many silly and weak jokes drag the film down despite a few funny moments.

India Today says Akshay, Riteish and Abhishek provide a few laughs, but the weak story, poor jokes and long runtime make the film tiring.