DNA India finds the film funny and engaging, praising its youthful appeal and especially the climax for combining humour, emotion and drama effectively.

Hindustan Times strongly criticises the film as unfunny and deeply sexist, saying its characters and relationships lack credibility despite occasional comic potential.

Koimoi calls the film pure entertainment, praising its fresh friendship versus romance idea, funny dialogue and performances despite some repetition.

BollywoodLife enjoys the many laughs in the first half, but finds the second half less effective and says the film works best for fans of Luv Ranjan's style of comedy.

Bollywood Hungama calls the film witty, sharp and highly entertaining, praising its writing, performances and surprise turns while strongly recommending it to young audiences.

News18 finds the film energetic enough as entertainment but strongly criticises its repeated stereotyping of women and says the promising friendship idea is wasted.

Filmibeat finds the bromance versus romance battle engaging and fun, with Kartik Aaryan and the supporting cast delivering plenty of laughs despite some dragging portions.

Times of India enjoys the unpredictable battle between friendship and romance, finding the humour and performances entertaining despite the film's problematic gender stereotypes.

India TV News finds plenty of entertainment and some good laughs, especially from Kartik Aaryan, but says the film becomes stretched and repetitive as it goes on.

India Today praises Kartik Aaryan's lively performance and some funny family scenes, but finds the gender politics troubling and the story stretched.