News18 says Son of Sardaar 2 has Ajay Devgn and Mrunal Thakur in good form, but the film is not a laugh riot and does not fully deliver on its comic potential. The review finds the sequel watchable in parts but uneven as a comedy entertainer.

DNA India calls Son of Sardaar 2 a riotous ride of love, lies and laughter, saying it is bigger and more chaotic than the original while working as a standalone comedy.

Hindustan Times says Son of Sardaar 2 is silly, harmless fun; not smart or necessary cinema, but a loud, logic free comedy that knows its own madness.

Koimoi calls the film a whacky cross border comedy full of Sardaars, Pakistanis and relationship chaos, praising Ajay Devgn, Ravi Kishan and Deepak Dobriyal while noting jokes that fall flat and a convoluted first half.

BollywoodLife calls Son of Sardaar 2 a family, fun and full on entertainer, saying Ajay Devgn goes full throttle in a film built around emotion, comedy, drama and Punjabi swag.

Pinkvilla calls Son of Sardaar 2 an irredeemably bland comedy that takes too long to find its sweet spot, with a weak script that does not serve Ajay Devgn or Mrunal Thakur well.

Bollywood Hungama says Son of Sardaar 2 suffers because of limited humour and may face a tough box-office run due to competition.

Times of India calls Son of Sardaar 2 an overstuffed sequel with an exaggerated, over the top narrative, but says it still delivers some chuckles and light-hearted moments.

India TV News says Ajay Devgn’s SantaBanta style comedy falls flat overall, though Ravi Kishan impresses in the ensemble.

India Today says Ajay Devgn lands some India Pakistan jokes, but not the film, as forced humour, awkward chemistry and a confused plot stop it from matching the first film’s charm.