DNA India says Kiran Rao makes a splendid comeback with a near perfect film. Its strong script, delightful humour and excellent performances make the modest story highly affecting.

India TV describes it as an emotional roller coaster filled with humour and meaningful social observations. It considers the film an effective, motivational and essential watch.

Filmibeat calls it entertaining, hard hitting and among the better films about women’s empowerment. The fresh cast and non-preachy treatment make it an ideal family watch.

BollywoodLife praises Kiran Rao’s warm journey from restrictive tradition toward independence and sisterhood. The performances and gentle humour make its feminist message accessible and moving.

Hindustan Times calls it a simplistic, stirring and heartwarming family entertainer. Its subtle humour, authentic dialect and uncluttered storytelling deliver the social message naturally.

Koimoi celebrates the razor sharp writing, crisp pace and authentic rural world. The outstanding ensemble makes its progressive social message consistently entertaining rather than preachy.

Pinkvilla calls it funny, empowering and virtually flawless. Kiran Rao’s sensitive direction, first-rate technical work and extraordinary ensemble create a memorable theatrical experience.

Bollywood Hungama praises the amusing premise, sharp dialogues and memorable emotional moments. Minor loose ends and limited theatrical buzz are its principal concerns.

News18 calls it a powerful, refreshing film that should be celebrated by every gender. The review applauds Kiran Rao’s storytelling, social message and realistic performances.

NDTV praises the emotionally engaging satire, wry humour and light handling of serious gender issues. Pratibha Ranta, Ravi Kishan and Chhaya Kadam particularly shine.