News18 says Rahu Ketu is a bumpy but kid-friendly mythological comedy where Pulkit Samrat and Varun Sharma’s chemistry delivers some laughs. The review says the karma-driven message and playful chaos work in parts, but inconsistent writing keeps the film from fully landing.

Koimoi says Rahu Ketu has a brilliant astro-mytho comedy concept and strong first-half fun, helped by Pulkit Samrat and Varun Sharma’s chemistry. But the review says the second half collapses under weak writing, uneven pacing and an unsatisfying climax.

Hindustan Times says Rahu Ketu has a quirky fantasy-comedy idea, but turns chaotic and overstuffed instead of funny. The review says Varun Sharma and Pulkit Samrat try hard, but the humour rarely lands, while the stretched writing and cluttered subplots make it more exhausting than entertaining.

Times of India says Rahu Ketu is a refreshingly different mytho-styled comedy powered by Pulkit Samrat and Varun Sharma’s bromance. The review praises the genuine laughs, crisp dialogues and quirky premise, while noting the film is chaotic, busy and uneven in parts.