DNA India praises Ayushmann Khurrana and the film's positive message, highlighting its attempt to make gay love acceptable through mainstream comedy.

Hindustan Times praises the humour, performances and sensitive treatment, saying the film challenges homophobia without turning its gay characters into jokes.

Koimoi likes some funny moments and the fresh subject, but says the film becomes too preachy and follows a familiar formula instead of doing something stronger.

BollywoodLife finds the film funny and meaningful in parts, but says the writing and treatment are uneven and not everything works as well as intended.

Bollywood Hungama likes the important subject, witty dialogue and performances, but says weak direction, too many subplots and a poor second half limit the film.

News18 finds the film warm, funny and progressive, praising its performances and message while noting that the crowded family story sometimes weakens the romance.

Filmibeat praises the funny dialogue, performances and positive message, saying the film mixes entertainment with an important lesson about accepting gay relationships.

The Times of India praises Ayushmann, Jitendra and the supporting cast, but says the second half loses energy and could have been shorter.

India TV News says the film has its heart in the right place, but too much comedy and an uneven message make parts of it confusing.

India Today enjoys the comedy, performances and small details, saying the film makes its message about love and acceptance entertaining and accessible.