Hindustan Times says the film has good music and a few decent early scenes, but the cliched supernatural story becomes a difficult and tiring watch.

Koimoi says the film uses old horror tricks, offers very few real scares and becomes boring after the interval.

BollywoodLife says the film recycles familiar horror ideas and offers very little genuine suspense. Emraan Hashmi and Kriti Kharbanda cannot lift a story that feels dull and predictable.

Bollywood Hungama says the screenplay is engaging despite some cliches, with effective mystery, performances and horror elements keeping the audience involved.

News18 says the film is dull, repetitive and almost completely lacking in effective scares. Its weak writing and familiar horror tricks make it a frustrating watch.

Filmibeat rates the film very poorly, with the familiar horror setup and weak execution failing to make the fourth Raaz film effective.

The Times of India says the film has attractive locations and a few amusing moments, but the horror is cliched, overly sentimental and rarely scary.

India TV News says the film relies on predictable and often ridiculous scares, making the horror feel repetitive rather than frightening. The weak writing turns it into a tedious watch.

India Today says the recycled scares, weak writing and unintentionally funny moments make the horror film extremely poor.

The Indian Express says the supposed scares create unintended laughter instead. Familiar horror devices and a weak mystery make the film disappointing.