DNAIndia says Madhuri Dixit and Triptii Dimri shine in a crime-comedy that redefines feminism without blaming men, calling it a positive surprise.

HindustanTimes says Maa Behen works because it is more than a comic thriller; it becomes a warm, character-driven story with emotional weight and strong performances.

Koimoi says Maa Behen is a “deliciously messy” dark dramedy elevated by Triptii Dimri, Madhuri Dixit and the ensemble, though some parts feel incoherent and execution is uneven.

Pinkvilla says Madhuri Dixit, Triptii Dimri and Dharna Durga save a slow-burning mystery, but the film’s first-half pace, scattered screenplay and mild thriller-comedy flavour limit its impact.

BollywoodHungama calls Maa Behen a quirky and entertaining dark comedy with a fresh premise, stylish execution and strong performances, but says weak subplots and a convenient climax hold it back.

A dead body, endless chaos and a dysfunctional family. Madhuri Dixit and Triptii Dimri shine in this fast-paced crime thriller packed with twists.

Filmibeat says the film mixes murder, family conflict and social satire with ease, praising the performances of Madhuri, Triptii, Dharna, Ravi Kishan and Geetanjali Kulkarni.

TimesofIndia says Maa Behen is a sharp satire on society’s discomfort with female autonomy, calling it an entertaining crime-comedy powered by humour, tragedy and a strong final impression.

IndiaTVNews calls the Netflix dark comedy “messy, funny and worth watching,” highlighting Madhuri Dixit, Triptii Dimri and Dharna Durga’s performances.

IndiaToday calls Maa Behen a deliciously chaotic dramedy that uses crime, gossip and family friction to show how society misreads women.