DNA India presents it as an entertaining, star driven relationship drama while questioning whether its familiar treatment offers enough for a theatrical watch.

Hindustan Times calls it a clean, engaging and emotional family entertainer, powered by infectious performances, well landed humour and a relatively fresh marital conflict.

Koimoi finds it a harmless and entertaining family dramedy, though sentimental excess, average music and restricted exploration of divorce prevent greater impact.

BollywoodLife praises the cast's chemistry, humour and emotional moments, saying Anil Kapoor, Neetu Kapoor and Varun Dhawan make the family entertainer worthwhile.

Pinkvilla calls it a heartfelt package of comedy, emotion and drama, elevated by excellent dialogue, colourful presentation and credible ensemble performances.

Bollywood Hungama praises the strong writing, top notch direction and excellent ensemble, saying its seamless blend of humour, drama and emotion makes it a winner.

News18 calls it an entertaining emotional roller coaster, praising Neetu Kapoor's return, the ensemble performances and its effective balance of laughter and tears.

Filmibeat applauds Neetu and Anil Kapoor's performances, but says superficial writing, contrived conflicts, jarring music and dated marital jokes limit the drama.

The Times of India praises the powerful performances, quirky dialogue and satisfying ending, though the lengthy runtime and uneven jokes needed tighter editing.

India Today praises the engaging humour, ensemble chemistry and strong performances, but finds the film overlong, overly loud and occasionally soap-like.