DNA India praises the entire cast, comedy and family friendly treatment, calling it an enjoyable entertainer that keeps viewers engaged and wanting more.

Hindustan Times enjoys Diljit and Manoj's performances and some funny moments, but says the scattered writing and weak dialogue stop the film from reaching its potential.

Koimoi finds the story boring and predictable, saying weak writing wastes an excellent cast and prevents the comedy from becoming entertaining.

BollywoodLife praises Manoj Bajpayee, Annu Kapoor and Supriya Pilgaonkar, but says the film wastes much of its talented cast and promising idea.

Bollywood Hungama likes the story, performances and period setting, calling it a decent family entertainer despite limited humour and some weak writing.

The Times of India praises Diljit, Manoj, the comic timing and witty situations, but says the second half and predictable ending needed more polish.

India Today enjoys the genuine laughs, strong cast and lively performances, but says some outdated and problematic humour reduces the fun.

The Indian Express finds the film loud and mostly unfunny, saying the promising clash between its two main characters rarely produces good comedy.

NDTV praises Manoj Bajpayee and Diljit Dosanjh, but says the comedy delivers only occasional laughs and never fully uses its promising idea.