She also appreciated many of the film's gags, particularly those derived from the 2000 American film Meet the Parents.[28] Planet Bollywood gave 7.5 out of 10, calling it a "pure entertainment that is high on production value" and a "good escapist cinema" for both masses and classes, writing that "The unexpected and unique climax follows and the audience is pleasantly surprised at the turn of events and revelations with a fitting finale is another version of the title song that brings the house down."[29] Writing for Outlook, Namrata Joshi rated the film two stars, and noted its similarities to the 2003 American film Anger Management.[30]