DNA India says Pankaj Tripathi and Amit Rai shine in a powerful sequel that makes a convincing case for sex education.

India TV News says the thought provoking film presents a logical and responsible argument for introducing sex education in schools.

Filmibeat Hindi calls it a bold and entertaining social drama, though loose editing and a weaker second half reduce its impact.

BollywoodLife calls the film humorous, crisp and extremely relevant, with Pankaj Tripathi delivering an outstanding performance.

Hindustan Times says Pankaj Tripathi leads a compelling and humorous film that encourages necessary conversations between parents and children.

Koimoi praises its courageous treatment and performances, though convenient writing, weak music and comparisons with the original limit it.

Pinkvilla says the film maturely combines humour, courtroom drama and sex education while remaining entertaining and emotionally effective.

Bollywood Hungama calls it a bold, powerful and progressive entertainer strengthened by sensitive direction and impressive performances.

News18 says the dialogue heavy film can feel preachy, but it makes a persuasive case for sex education and deserves to be watched.

NDTV says lively performances support the film, but its simplistic satire becomes blunt, overly earnest and excessively instructive.