DNA India says Ayushmann and Bhumi share excellent chemistry and the film combines a bold subject with funny dialogue and strong performances.

Hindustan Times says Ayushmann performs well and the subject has promise, but the direction feels flat and the supporting characters are poorly used.

Koimoi says the film mixes adult subject matter with clean comedy, strong performances and plenty of laughs, despite some problems later.

BollywoodLife says the risky idea, sharp humour and Ayushmann and Bhumi's chemistry make it worth watching, though the climax weakens the film.

Bollywood Hungama says the light comedy handles its taboo subject sensibly, with strong acting and enough humour to make it a recommended family watch.

News18 says the film is fresh, warm and very funny, with excellent performances overcoming some clumsy writing in the final act.

Filmibeat says the fresh concept, dialogue and performances work well, but the second half and weak climax reduce the impact.

The Times of India says strong performances and clever humour keep the film entertaining, although the disappointing climax lets it down.

India TV News says the film turns erectile dysfunction into an accessible comedy and praises its fresh subject and humour.

India Today says Ayushmann and Bhumi shine in a funny, fresh and well written romance that handles its unusual subject with confidence.