DNA India calls it a refreshing laugh riot that revives old school Bollywood comedy. Kunal’s writing and the three leads’ chemistry make the ride delightful.

Filmibeat calls it a crazy, hilarious must watch with sharp writing and memorable one liners. Pratik steals scenes, while Kunal displays impressive directorial control.

BollywoodLife primarily reports favourable viewer reactions, calling the film a fun and entertaining ride. The coverage highlights its comic cast and chaotic storyline.

Hindustan Times published social media reactions rather than a formal critic review. Viewers largely praised the comedy, performances and Kunal Kemmu’s debut.

Koimoi praises the intentionally crazy humour, enjoyable storytelling and excellent ensemble. The second half needs trimming, but the chaotic Goa misadventure remains entertaining.

Pinkvilla enjoys the friendship, performances and abundant laughs, especially Divyenndu’s comic timing. Unnecessary storylines, intrusive songs and loose portions reduce its sharpness.

Bollywood Hungama calls it a decent youth entertainer with funny dialogues and strong performances. The second half needed sharper editing and tighter writing.

News18 applauds Kunal Kemmu’s hilarious screenplay and confident direction. The film joyfully celebrates friendship, madness and mayhem while delivering consistent laughs.

NDTV describes it as a deliriously funny bromantic comedy blending slapstick with sparkling wit. Divyenndu’s livewire performance anchors the relentless chaos.

India Today calls it uproariously funny, smartly written and refreshingly contemporary. Pratik surprises, Divyenndu excels and Kunal Kemmu delivers a smashing directorial debut.