Veere Di Wedding - Critics reviews
India TV News finds the film bold and entertaining in parts, with lively performances from its female cast, but feels the writing and execution do not always match its fresh premise.
Go to Full ReviewDNA India finds the film a fun and bold ride, with Kareena Kapoor standing out, though the friendship sometimes feels forced and the story has several weak points.
Go to Full ReviewHindustan Times finds plenty of style but little substance, saying the film is too loud and rarely entertaining despite Kareena Kapoor's efforts.
Go to Full ReviewKoimoi finds the film entertaining in parts, with attractive visuals and some genuinely funny scenes, but says the confused script limits its impact.
Go to Full ReviewBollywoodLife praises the film for openly showing women enjoying life on their own terms and says the four lead actresses deliver strong and entertaining performances.
Go to Full ReviewBollywood Hungama praises the bold theme, humour and performances, but says shaky direction and a crowded screenplay stop the film from reaching its full potential.
Go to Full ReviewNews18 enjoys some funny dialogue and performances, but finds the film too much like a fashion spread, with a story that feels forced and quickly forgettable.
Go to Full ReviewFilmibeat enjoys the friendship, glamour and performances of the four women, but finds the basic story familiar and less impressive than its presentation.
Go to Full ReviewTimes of India praises the bold conversations, performances and fresh focus on modern female friendships, saying younger audiences should connect with the characters.
Go to Full ReviewIndia Today likes some of the female friendship and frank conversations, but finds the film glossy, noisy and lacking depth, with too much drama built around weak conflicts.
Go to Full ReviewThe Indian Express calls the film a fun ride, praising its well written friendships, smart casting and enjoyable performances despite a few familiar ideas.
Go to Full ReviewNDTV praises the clever writing, female friendship and lively performances, especially Kareena Kapoor and Shikha Talsania, while finding the opening unnecessarily loud.
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