Koimoi says the film has an important subject and committed performances, but its confused screenplay and weak handling of consent and blame prevent its message from landing strongly.

Bollywood Hungama says the film works as a relevant and thought provoking courtroom drama, helped by its performances and important subject despite some weaknesses in the execution.

News18 says the film is an important and restrained look at rejection, abuse and public judgment. Mrunal Thakur and Huma Qureshi perform naturally, though some secondary characters and plot points needed more development.

The Times of India says the film has an interesting subject and gives viewers plenty to discuss, but the courtroom drama and emotional treatment needed a sharper edge.

India TV News says the film tackles an important subject about rejection, consent and obsession, but the weak screenplay and uneven handling of its courtroom drama reduce its impact.

India Today says the film asks important questions about rejection, consent and male entitlement, with Mrunal Thakur performing well. The courtroom writing and convenient climax stop the film from making a stronger impact.

The Indian Express says Mrunal Thakur gives a committed performance, but the promising subject is weakened by shallow treatment and an underdeveloped screenplay.

NDTV says the film raises relevant questions about toxic love and rejection and works as a quick thriller, but the writing and treatment do not always match the strength of its subject.