DNA praises the cast, witty writing and several hilarious moments, but finds little novelty and says the sequel becomes predictable after the interval.

Hindustan Times calls the sequel very funny and entertaining, praising the cast and comic timing despite its stereotypical portrayal of women.

Koimoi praises the improved production values and competent cast but criticizes the repetitive screenplay and lack of anything substantially new.

Bollywood Hungama praises the entertaining dialogue, relatable situations and youthful appeal, calling it a solid sequel despite similarities to the original.

News18 finds the sequel funnier and somewhat less misogynistic than the original, but says the final stretch becomes unnecessarily bitter and repetitive.

Filmibeat's article sharply criticizes the repetitive story, unbelievable characters and female bashing premise, calling the film neither funny nor engaging.

TOI enjoys the performances and plentiful comic moments, while acknowledging that the sequel follows essentially the same battle of the sexes formula.

India TV finds the sequel entertaining and relatable in parts, but notes its openly one sided approach to relationships and women.

India Today finds the film repetitive and dated, criticizing its one sided portrayal of women and describing it as a series of rants rather than an engaging comedy.

The Indian Express calls it flat and unfunny, saying the sequel repeats the original formula without its freshness or sharp humour.