Shubhra Gupta of
The Indian Express gave 2.5/5 stars and observed "In the places it does well, it does really well, but then again, it comes right back to that problem of those poor put-upon mothers and sisters." Rashmi Vasudeva of
Deccan Herald gave 3/5 stars and wrote "The screenplay sags now and then, and by the sixth episode, the jokes fall flat." Sakshi Verma of
India TV expressed "The series talks about human emotions in every way possible." Sonal Pandya of
Times Now observed "The lengthy series can't reach a cohesive ending." Titas Chowdhury of
News18 rated 3.5/5 stars and stated "Don't be mistaken. Tribhuvan Mishra: CA Topper doesn't try to glorify paid sex or extramarital affairs." Troy Ribeiro of
The Free Press Journal stated "The series delves into themes of desperation and moral compromise with unflinching honesty." Nandini Ramnath of
Scroll.in commented "The conceit is sold through a hyper-real aesthetic." Suparna Sharma of
The Week opined "The show is carried valiantly by its actors and their performances." Lachmi Deb Roy of
Firstpost commented "If you are viewing the show from the gender arc, the story tells us that as a woman we must celebrate our flaws, vulnerabilities and desires." == References ==