BollywoodLife says Tu Yaa Main works best as a survival thriller after a slow, cluttered first half. The review strongly praises Adarsh Gourav’s intense performance, but says Shanaya Kapoor struggles to match his energy, making the film engaging yet uneven.

Koimoi says Tu Yaa Main smartly turns a rich-girl/poor-boy influencer romance into an engrossing survival thriller. The review praises Adarsh Gourav’s nuanced act, Shanaya Kapoor’s improvement, Bejoy Nambiar’s gripping direction and the strong VFX, while noting a few stretched or illogical moments.

Pinkvilla says Tu Yaa Main hooks you with its game-changing interval twist and turns into a tense survival horror ride. The review praises Adarsh Gourav and Shanaya Kapoor’s performances, along with Bejoy Nambiar’s stylish direction, though it suggests the film works better in thrills than emotional depth.

Bollywood Hungama calls Tu Yaa Main a decently made survival thriller boosted by Bejoy Nambiar’s slick treatment, jump scares and sincere performances by Adarsh Gourav and Shanaya Kapoor. The review says the slow build-up and stretched runtime weaken the impact, especially before the crocodile action begins

Hindustan Times says Tu Yaa Main is a pulpy survival thriller that commits to its unusual genre with surprising sincerity. The review praises Adarsh Gourav’s knockout act, Shanaya Kapoor’s effective support and Bejoy Nambiar’s tense second half, while noting the film is occasionally messy but largely gripping.

Times of India says Tu Yaa Main starts well as a romance between two social media influencers, then shifts into a tense survival thriller. The review praises Adarsh Gourav, Shanaya Kapoor and Bejoy Nambiar’s direction, but says the two halves feel disconnected, and the story lacks cohesion.