DNA India says Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor bring back a 90s style no brainer in a loud, funny rom com.

Hindustan Times says watching Varun and Janhvi try to make the story work is fun but frustrating, as the film suffers from a lack of clarity between romance and family drama.

Koimoi calls it a thoroughly enjoyable rom com with breezy humour and social overtones, praising the film’s light narrative, performances and Dharma style wedding spectacle.

Pinkvilla says Varun Dhawan, Janhvi Kapoor, Rohit Saraf and Sanya Malhotra charm in this filmi rom-com, which works best for viewers seeking light romance, humour and Bollywood style escapism.

Bollywood Hungama says the film is a fun filled entertainer aimed at youth and families, helped by its colourful rom com treatment and broad family appeal.

News18 calls Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari a nostalgic, filmi entertainer that leaves viewers with laughter, warmth and the aftertaste of old school Bollywood romance.

Filmibeat says the film is fun in parts but too predictable, with sincere performances by the ensemble but not enough spark or freshness to make it memorable.

Times of India says the film delivers what it promises: a glitzy, colourful rom com packed with humour, charm and entertaining performances.

India TV News says the film is a family entertainer but lacks depth, with its colourful packaging and cast appeal not enough to overcome its thin writing.

India Today calls it a lukewarm rom com where Varun Dhawan is at ease and the dialogues have some wit, but the rushed climax, awkward scenes and lack of originality weaken the film.