Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani - Critics reviews
DNA India says Karan Johar delivers a fun, emotional and surprisingly progressive mainstream entertainer led by an excellent ensemble cast.
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India TV News calls it a complete entertainer filled with romance, comedy, drama and engaging characters from both contrasting families.
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Filmibeat Hindi says Ranveer Singh shines in an entertaining and visually grand family drama that lacks emotional depth and requires tighter editing.
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BollywoodLife calls it colourful vintage Bollywood entertainment, praising Ranveer Singh, Alia Bhatt and Jaya Bachchan for their stellar performances.
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Hindustan Times says the film blends humour and emotion effectively, but its lengthy storytelling, stereotypes and preachy lessons frequently test patience.
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Koimoi calls it an emotional and entertaining celebration of traditional Bollywood, driven by Ranveer Singh’s energy and Karan Johar’s flamboyance.
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Pinkvilla says Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt lift a decent family entertainer whose humour, pacing and numerous social messages remain uneven.
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Bollywood Hungama calls it a well packaged entertainer with progressive writing, strong emotions, memorable dialogue and impressive performances.
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News18 calls it a joyful and nostalgic family saga, praising Alia Bhatt while declaring Ranveer Singh the true scene stealer.
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NDTV calls it a glossy but shallow family drama, elevated by Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt but weakened by sugary messaging and excess.
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India Today says Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt shine in an entertaining return to form for Karan Johar, despite a slower and crowded second half.
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The Indian Express says the lavish melodrama contains a few brave moments, but offers little originality and remains excessively loud and conventional.
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Times of India says the colourful family entertainer balances romance, comedy and meaningful social messages, though the first half feels stretched and predictable.
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