India TV says Bajirao Singham’s modern Ramayana remains powerful and entertaining even when logic is abandoned. Ajay Devgn, Ranveer Singh and the action work well, but Deepika Padukone’s Shakti Shetty is considered dull and less convincing.

Filmibeat calls it a perfect Diwali entertainer and a family friendly one time watch, led by Ajay Devgn’s commanding mass avatar. The cameos generate excitement, Arjun Kapoor exceeds expectations.

BollywoodLife describes the film as a thrilling celebration of heroism, mythology and Rohit Shetty style action. It praises the gripping storyline, large scale sequences and ensemble appeal, positioning it as a blockbuster oriented festive entertainer.

Hindustan Times finds the first half chaotic and burdened by overexplained Ramayana symbolism, but says the energetic second half is worth the ticket price.

Koimoi dismisses the film as chaotic and underwhelming, criticising its shoddy screenplay, exaggerated action, forced mythology and ineffective character introductions.

Pinkvilla calls it a decent family oriented timepass entertainer filled with stars, cameos and surprises, provided expectations remain moderate. Ajay Devgn performs well, Ranveer Singh excels and Arjun Kapoor is the biggest surprise.

Bollywood Hungama calls it a major Diwali dhamaka packed with mass pleasing moments, Ramayana parallels and the rare spectacle of several major stars sharing the screen.

News18 presents the film as a large scale Cop Universe entertainer driven by Rohit Shetty’s action, mythology-inspired storyline and ensemble cast. Its coverage particularly appreciates the crowd-pleasing appearances and Ranveer Singh’s energetic contribution.

NDTV describes the film as a bloated and scattershot addition to the Cop Universe with little beyond its parade of stars. Ranveer Singh is the brightest spark, while Deepika Padukone’s character is considered promising enough to merit a separate film.

India Today enjoys Rohit Shetty’s contemporary Ramayana adaptation, humour, action and self aware jokes. Ranveer Singh supplies the biggest entertainment boost, while Arjun Kapoor emerges as a surprisingly effective villain.