Hindustan Times found the comedy funny and watchable, particularly praising Kartik Aaryan and Bhumi Pednekar, but remained troubled by its casual treatment of infidelity and gender dynamics.

Koimoi liked the film as a fun and lighthearted modernisation of the original, praising its humour while noting a slow build and occasional pacing problems.

BollywoodLife found it light, breezy and funny in doses, calling it a decent crowd pleaser that never quite becomes the laugh riot its premise promised.

Pinkvilla enjoyed the film as a humorous guilty pleasure and crowd pleasing comedy, particularly for Kartik Aaryan fans, while advising viewers not to expect serious social commentary.

Bollywood Hungama strongly enjoyed it as a fun, well packaged and comparatively progressive entertainer, praising the writing, direction and performances.

News18’s Rajeev Masand found the film consistently funny and surprisingly progressive in parts, despite an overly simplistic treatment of its relationship issues.

Filmibeat found it breezy and entertaining, praising the performances, dialogue and situational humour, with only occasional dips in the comedy.

Times of India enjoyed the film as a breezy, funny and relevant remake, praising the performances and witty dialogue, though it felt tighter editing would have improved the pace.

India TV News was largely unimpressed, finding the supposedly modern relationship comedy still dependent on stale sexism, stereotypes and familiar ideas about infidelity.

India Today found it a fun and easy watch that improves on some of the original film’s problematic ideas, but ultimately remains lightweight and leaves little lasting impact.