DNA India calls it a disturbing and hard hitting account of a father’s loss, praising the lead performances and socially urgent questions despite some narrative and technical shortcomings.

Hindustan Times says the important subject is undermined by questionable research, sensationalism, fear driven arguments and emotional manipulation instead of a convincing factual case.

Koimoi praises the powerful message, emotional performances and thought provoking social concerns, while noting that the lengthy second half and uneven filmmaking reduce its impact.

Bollywood Hungama says the hard hitting premise is badly served by weak writing, forgettable courtroom exchanges and a screenplay that rarely generates tension or emotional impact.

The Times of India appreciates the timely issue, earnest performances and sensitive illness scenes, but criticizes the superficial legal arguments, uneven narrative and underwhelming resolution.

India TV News calls it an eye opening social drama with an important message and a moving Shreyas Talpade performance, though the execution does not always match the strength of its subject.

India Today praises the relevant food safety subject and Shreyas Talpade’s heartfelt performance, but finds the courtroom battle weak, the second half melodramatic and the climax ineffective.