3BHK

Abhinav Subramanian of The Times of India gave 3/5 stars and wrote "3 BHK constructs its narrative like its titular apartment: functional, predictable, and standard."

Janani K of India Today gave 3.5/5 stars and wrote "3BHK is a layered, emotional documentation of a middle-class family's dream and the work and sacrifices it demands.

Similarly, Kirubakar Purushothaman of News18 wrote " could have been a statement about the paradox of the middle-class dream of buying a home that, in essence, robs one of every other joy: a thesis that Balumahendra's gut-wrenching 1988 film Veedu delivered.

Raisa Nasreen of Times Now wrote "Over all, 3BHK strikes the right chord and conveys the perfect emotions of many middle class families, leaving you teary eyed, a few times."

Srinivasa Ramanujam of The Hindu wrote "The most refreshing part of 3BHK is the absence of a singular hero.

Swaroop Kodur of The Indian Express gave 3/5 and wrote "The contrived nature of 3BHK ultimately becomes a hard-to-ignore flaw and consequently, the film doesn't entirely manage to fulfill its potential.

Swathi P Ajith of Onmanorama wrote "'3BHK' may not break new ground in storytelling, but it finds its footing in performances and the emotional truth of its characters.

Vishal Menon of The Hollywood Reporter India wrote "The performances of the family members add to our heartbreak just as much as the writing does.