Hindustan Times finds it silly and illogical yet occasionally enjoyable, before flimsy motivations and a disappointing climax derail the film.

Koimoi applauds the hilarious leads, clever references and excellent first half, but criticizes the forced romance, loopholes and weak climax.

Pinkvilla praises the leads' chemistry and Katrina's presence, but faults the thin plot, repetitive jokes, limited scares and weak villain.

Bollywood Hungama enjoys the youthful first half, witty dialogue and comic performances, but says the weaker second half limits its appeal.

News18 finds the comedy inconsistent and the second half poorly plotted, though the lively performances make it passable light entertainment.

Filmibeat enjoys the punchlines, references and lead chemistry, but says excessive jokes, uneven writing and a chaotic climax weaken the fun.

The Times of India praises the inventive humour, movie references, performances and technical craft, while noting pacing problems and predictable conflict.

India Today enjoys the pop culture jokes, Katrina's presence and the leads' comic timing, despite a weak and predictable underlying story.

The Indian Express finds it painfully unfunny, saying random references, frantic jokes and gaudy effects reduce a promising idea to confusion.

NDTV calls it a wild and unapologetically silly caper whose energy, performances and movie references outweigh its narrative missteps.