Hindustan Times calls it a loud, screeching and bloated mess, criticizing stale writing, jingoism, endless shouting and an overdose of exaggerated vigilante action.

BollywoodLife likens it to masala without substance, criticizing the storytelling, performances and excessive spectacle while finding little entertainment beneath the noise.

Bollywood Hungama calls it a power packed mass entertainer, praising John's bravura performance, clap worthy dialogue and action, though the second half loses some momentum.

News18 criticizes the tacky screenplay and over the top execution, arguing that even three John Abrahams cannot rescue Zaveri's dated, relentlessly loud action drama.

Filmibeat says John's triple act falls flat amid a convoluted screenplay, forced rhyming dialogues, bizarre action and an exhausting attempt at patriotic melodrama.

The Times of India embraces its deliberately old-school masala style and hardcore action, saying John delivers for audiences willing to accept the exaggerated triple-role spectacle.

India Today says some action works, but the deafening presentation, weak writing, excessive physique display and jingoism give masala cinema a bad name.

The Indian Express condemns the tired stereotypes, poor storytelling, triple-role gimmick and outdated vigilante politics, finding little beyond John Abraham's muscular spectacle.

NDTV calls it a maddening, ear splitting mess, criticizing the shrill dialogue, excessive jingoism, cartoonish action and troubling glorification of vigilante justice.