DNA India appreciated the cast and the promising romantic comedy setup but felt weak writing prevents the film from making the most of its interesting subject.

Hindustan Times felt the film wastes an important subject, with occasional funny moments but too much waiting between them. It also felt Pankaj Tripathi was poorly used.

Koimoi liked the basic idea and a few comic moments but found the film largely unfunny, poorly developed and lacking the story and substance needed to make its concept work.

BollywoodLife liked Kartik and Kriti's refreshing chemistry but found the romantic comedy dragged, with weak writing and too few genuinely funny moments to sustain its promising idea.

Bollywood Hungama praised its relatable premise, situational humor, Kartik and Kriti's performances and entertaining second half, while noting some weaker portions early in the film.

News18 found it a fun and engaging treatment of a socially relevant subject, with Kartik Aaryan leading an effective cast, even though the film does not explore its ideas very deeply.

Filmibeat found the film breezy and entertaining, appreciating its fresh small town take on live in relationships, the humor and performances, while acknowledging some weaknesses in the storytelling.

Times of India called it a fun, clean family entertainer with strong situational comedy, likable performances and a clear social message, though some of the humor becomes repetitive.

India TV News found the live in relationship setup entertaining in parts but thought the story follows an obvious path and reaches a predictable conclusion.

India Today enjoyed the lead chemistry, performances and hilarious situations, especially Aparshakti Khurana, but felt the film only scratches the surface of its subject and suffers from inconsistent writing.