Dnaindia praised the performances but found the timeline dizzying, the redemption story predictable and the portrayal of married women stereotypical.

Hindustantimes appreciated its more mature approach to sex and the lead performances, but found the film stretched and its shifting timeline confusing.

Koimoi liked the frank idea, humour and Gulshan Devaiah's performance, but said the second half drags and the nonlinear storytelling and weak climax hurt the film.

Bollywood Hungama praised the witty dialogue, performances and fresh treatment of the subject. It felt tighter editing and better cinematography would have improved the film.

Filmibeat praised Gulshan Devaiah, Radhika Apte and Sai Tamhankar, but criticised the excessive flashbacks, weak second half, abrupt ending and poorly developed screenplay.

Timesofindia enjoyed the relatable humour, performances and lively first half, but found the situations repetitive and wanted more emotional depth in the characters.

Indiatoday praised Gulshan Devaiah, Radhika Apte and the casting, but found the story weak, the jokes forced and the constant flashbacks confusing.

Indianexpress felt the film had the chance to become a mature adult comedy, but stayed generic and raised uncomfortable questions about its different treatment of men and women.