DNA India says the film works best for viewers who enjoy mindless comedy and the familiar antics of Uday and Majnu. The humour provides some fun, but the film offers little beyond that.

Hindustan Times says the film is funny in parts and moves at a good pace, but it lacks the smooth comedy of the original. The entertaining moments are too limited for such a long film.

Koimoi says Anil Kapoor, Nana Patekar and Paresh Rawal try hard to keep the comedy alive, but crude humour, poor performances and a stretched story make the sequel disappointing.

Bollywood Hungama says the film delivers enjoyable slapstick comedy, strong one liners and good performances from its veteran cast. Its length and weak music are drawbacks, but it works as a mainstream entertainer.

News18 says the film is overlong and silly, but Nana Patekar, Anil Kapoor and Paresh Rawal bring enough comic energy to produce several genuine laughs. The bloated climax weakens the film.

Filmibeat says Nana Patekar and Anil Kapoor provide the few enjoyable moments, but weak acting, poor writing and an overlong second half make the film dull and tiring.

The Times of India says the film is an indulgent comedy that works mainly because of its experienced ensemble cast. The humour lands at times, but the noisy treatment and exaggerated storytelling limit its appeal.

India TV News says Anil Kapoor, Nana Patekar and Paresh Rawal provide some funny moments, but the weak story and loud treatment make the sequel disappointing overall.

The Indian Express says the sequel struggles to recreate the light humour of the original. John Abraham and Shruti Haasan are weak, while the loud dialogue and messy story reduce the laughs.