• Namrata Joshi
    Namrata Joshi
    The Hindu

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    Arjun Patiala feels like a Punjabi film masquerading as a Bollywood one. The humour is deliberately rough and rustic and the filmmaking clunky. The hero has a glad eye, uses some utterly banal and incorrect lines about maa behen ki izzat but gets away from it all by giving a self-righteous lecture on consent.

  • Arnab Banerjee
    Arnab Banerjee
    Deccan Chronicle

    2

    With not a plausible storyline, poor jokes overflow, and even the actors are given a free rein with little effort.

  • Shubhra Gupta
    Shubhra Gupta
    Indian Express

    3

    With Diljit Dosanjh’s high likeable quotient, faithful sidekick Varun Sharma’s skills at delivering broadsides, pretty heartthrob Kriti Sanon’s dazzling pearly-whites, and a host of reliable supporting acts, Arjun Patiala should have been much better than it is.

  • Jyoti Sharma Bawa
    Jyoti Sharma Bawa
    Hindustan Times

    3

    Diljit Dosanjh, Kriti Sanon’s parody film fails to take off despite its talented cast. The punches don’t land as stuttering and belching stand in for jokes.

  • Rahul Desai
    Rahul Desai
    Film Companion

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    A Profoundly Unfunny Comedy That Oversells Its Spoofy Tone…A feature-length comedy that somehow manages to embody all the lazy stereotypes it makes fun of

  • Diljit Dosanjh is affable but profoundly bland as Arjun Patiala. Varun Sharma as Arjun’s side-kick Onida and Kriti Sanon as Ritu Randhawa are tolerable.

  • Ronak Kotecha
    Ronak Kotecha
    Times Of India

    4

    Spoof comedies can be a tricky affair and this one is way too underwhelming to tickle your funny bone for full two hours.