Thumbs up, by Amit Bhatia, abplive : ...अद्वैत चंदन का डायरेक्शन अच्छा है, वो आज की पीढ़ी की नब्ज पकड़ गए हैं. उन्होंने फिल्म की स्क्रिप्ट उन्हें ध्यान में रखकर लिखी और कामयाब हुए. फिल्म पर आमिर की छाप दिखती है. कुल मिलाकर ये फिल्म जरूर देखिए, मजा आएगा.... full review

Thumbs up, by "Pooja Darade ", Bollywood Life : ...Overall, Loveyapa is fun and enjoyable and gives a hilarious take on modern love stories where mobile phones become the third entity in relationships. While watching the film, all I could think of was how this film could also be called 'Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar', as it appropriately fits the way our protagonists behave. Junaid Khan stands out, keeps the viewers entertained and impresses with his performance. Khushi Kapoor struggles to leave an impact. The music is phenomenal, with quirky BGM and songs that blend perfectly with the narrative.... full review

Thumbs up, by Devesh Sharma, Filmfare : ...All-in-all, Loveyapa is a lighthearted yet meaningful exploration of love, trust, and the digital dilemmas of today’s world. It’s a film that will make you laugh, reflect, and perhaps even reconsider your relationship with your phone.... full review

Thumbs up, by Ganesh Aaglave, FirstPost : ...On the whole, Loveyapa is a joyful entertainer, which has all the elements of being a perfect rom-com along with a subtle yet strong message.... full review

Thumbs up, by "Prathamesh Jadhav ", Free Press Journal : ...All in all, Loveyapa is a fun-filled ride, but it also asks some key questions along the path. Are we paying a heavy price in our quest to become technologically sophisticated species? Will the innocence of love be hampered thanks to how we chase frivolity and the temptations of all things frothy? It does dish out some answers in the end and makes you find some on your own in a fun and an engaging way. Go for this Siyappa brimming with love and warmth!... full review

Thumbs up, by Vineeta Kumar, india today : ...Loveyapa is an important film for this generation. Not just does it deserve a chance on the big screen, it also deserves to be talked about. If not for anything else, then for its sheer good intention.... full review

Thumbs up, by Rajiv Vijayakar, koimoi : ...ust one nit-pick: overall, the reason why Anupam is reluctant to let his phone fall into the ‘wrong’ hands seems a l-i-t-t-le far-fetched, given everything else. But it is still acceptable as a kinky assumption by an otherwise normal character.... full review

Thumbs up, by Bohni Bandyopadhyay, MiD DAY : ...Yes. It is fun, sometimes frivolous, at times serious, but definitely enjoyable, if you can overlook the lead pair's shortcomings.... full review

Thumbs up, by TITAS CHOWDHURY, News18.com : ...As for millennials and boomers, be patient as you may fail to wrap your head around a lot of layers that modern relationships come with. Loveyapa is no Love Aaj Kal, which claimed that eras may change but the true essence and meaning of love will always remain the same. Having said that, it manages to remind us of the importance of forgiveness and letting go of ego in relationships.... full review

So-So, by Tanmayi Savadi, Film Impressions : ...Loveyapa is a one-time no-brainer watch. The gap between the screen and the audience is too far to be bridged considering the lack of spark and spunk in the narrative and performances. It has its moments but fewer to take back home.... full review

So-So, by Aakash Kumar, Filmi Beat : ...While Loveyapa attempts to deliver a fresh take on love and trust, it falls short due to underwhelming romantic chemistry between leads. Other than that, youngsters are going to relate to the characters and situations. Overall, an interesting premise and strong supporting cast make it watchable.... full review

So-So, by Rishabh Suri, Hindustan Times : ...Overall, Loveyapa is no Jaane Tu… Ya Jaane Na (Aamir’s nephew Imran’s debut), which has become a cult hit over the years, with immense repeat value. This film, on the other hand, is barely a one time watch, and that too only because there’s an acute dearth of good rom-coms.... full review

So-So, by Jaya Dwivedie, India TV : ...Overall, the film is an average one. The film has an interesting plot of exchanging cell phones; however, it fails to take it to another level in the second half. Loveyapa also touches on the topic of deepfakes, but the film didn't do proper justice and failed to deep dive into it. The film is a one-time watch, but do not expect much from its climax and the lead stars.... full review

So-So, by Lekha Menon, Khaleej Times : ...Overall, if you are looking for fluffy entertainment that doesn’t tax your brain cells, offers a lot of hilarious moments and a chill time at the cinemas, Loveyapa is worth the popcorn. Go for it with your date. Or your parents!... full review

So-So, by Sameer Ahire, Movie Talkies : ...Loveyapa has decent music, but there isn't a hit number, which makes the songs seem useless. "Kaun Kinna Zaroori Si" still felt much better than the others. The cinematography was mediocre as the poor expressions are captured closely, while most of the good scenes are in wide frames. The film has been edited well, except for the ten-minute loo break in the final quarter. Advait Chandan has made another watchable film, which is a good sign for new-generation directors.... full review

So-So, by Saibal Chatterjee, NDTV : ...Loveyapa will probably not send you into paroxysms of delight, but it is a decent enough film while it lasts.... full review

So-So, by Isha Sharma, NewsBytes : ...While the title track refuses to leave your mind, the film has no other memorable songs, which also hurts it. However, the Delhi slang has been woven well into the dialogues, and despite its flaws, the film has an irresistible charm. Haven't watched Love Today? Loveyapa will surprise and entertain you, but if you have, you can safely skip this remake.... full review

So-So, by Rishil Jogani, Pinkvilla : ...Loveyapa is a film with heart and a genuine attempt at capturing the nuances of modern romance. It certainly has a few things to appreciate, but these are overshadowed by a less coherent second half and inconsistent character portrayals. The film struggles with its execution, feeling somewhat juvenile and messy at times.... full review

So-So, by Nandini Ramnath, Scroll.in : ...For all the yapping, there is a great silence over Atul, played with adequate smugness by Ashutosh Rana. The suspicion that the couple is better off without their parents or even without each other lingers in the remake, which faithfully but also mechanically follows a gimmicky premise all the way through.... full review

So-So, by Shreyas Pandey, the new Indian Express : ...Loveyapa gets the overall tone right by not delving as much into the melodrama. It wants to keep things light-hearted and entertaining. The perils of social media, which it projects through the story, do become simplistic at times, yet it is not as outlandish to pull us out of the narrative. It also feels like a story that is being retold by a different narrator. Like that experience that a friend went through but was narrated to you by a third person; all the delicious details are there but the heart is missing.... full review

So-So, by Pratikshya Mishra, The Quint : ...But is a movie not being ‘dull’ enough to make it a good film? Loveyapa proves it’s not.... full review

So-So, by Dhaval Roy, Times of India : ...The film’s entertaining and youthful take on modern love effectively captures digital-age dilemmas, but a sharper, more focused narrative would have enhanced its impact. For takers of romcom and dramas, this will be an easy-breezy watch.... full review

Thumbs down, by "Asra Mavad ", Deccan Herald : ...a story about youngsters written and directed by a person who is clearly not from the generation. In an attempt to touch on almost every trending yet important topic like deep fakes and fat shaming, the storyline gets convoluted beyond the point of ... Read more at: https://www.deccanherald.com/entertainment/loveyapa-movie-review-romcom-that-leaves-you-with-a-headache-3395703... full review

Thumbs down, by Shubhra Gupta, indian express : ...Both leads are coming off debuts (Maharaj, The Archies) that didn’t exactly fly. Here they fare better, but only just. It doesn’t help that Junaid Khan, while being perfectly pleasant, doesn’t possess much of an edge: maybe that kind of personable-but-unremarkable fellow is just what this movie needed, but there really isn’t much sizzle he creates with Khushi Kapoor, who’s got a little more going on in the personality department.... full review

Thumbs down, by Sukanya Verma, Rediff : ...25 years later, they are still making the same mistake as they did with Abhishek Bachchan by trying to force fit him in his father's shoes. Loveyapa may differ generation to generation, Bollyapa goes on and on.... full review

Thumbs down, by Anuj Kumar, The Hindu : ...As always, star kids bank on a strong support cast. Ashutosh Rana once again channelises his chaste Hindi to evoke awe. Grusha Kapoor and Kiku Sharda do the heavy lifting to accentuate the melodrama for those who love to drink new wine from the old bottle.... full review