Hindustan Times strongly criticised the film as political propaganda, finding the arguments weak and saying the talented cast was wasted.

Bollywood Hungama liked the central idea and Shweta Basu Prasad, but found too many loose ends, weak editing and a long running time.

News18 found the film dull and politically driven, saying its arguments were not convincing and a talented cast was largely wasted.

Filmibeat liked the idea and some performances but found the story tiring, the editing messy and the overall execution weak.

Times of India found the subject interesting and some issues important, but felt the storytelling was poorly handled and lacked polish.

India Today criticised the chaotic screenplay, loud background music and lack of logic. It also felt the political message was too obvious.

The Indian Express found the film badly written and unintentionally funny. It felt the political purpose was obvious long before the ending.

NDTV strongly disliked the film, finding its conspiracy claims weak and the film making poor. It felt the research and storytelling were not convincing.