Chatha Pacha: The Ring of Rowdies

Anandu Suresh of The Indian Express wrote "Whenever it shifts to the wrestling matches, Chatha Pacha is immediately as good as it can get.

S. of The Times of India wrote "Adhvaith Nayar's Chatha Pacha is a film with its share of ups and downs.

Praveen of The Hindu wrote "The popularity of WWE owed more to the careful scripting of its fight sequences, even though it had hardly any similarity to the actual sport of wrestling.

Sajin Shrijith of The Week wrote "With its post-intermission segments being stronger than the rest, Chatha Pacha is like that wrestling match that proves rewarding if you are patient enough to stay with it, instead of being irked with the few unremarkable and familiar bits we see early on, and a couple of attempts at forced humour."

Sanjay Ponnappa of India Today wrote "Chatha Pacha: The Ring of Rowdies arrived with a lot of anticipation but struggles to match up to it.

Ajith of OnManorama wrote "Chatha Pacha: The Ring of Rowdies may not break new narrative ground, but it works as an entertainer driven by energy, nostalgia, and visual bravado.

Vignesh Madhu of The New Indian Express wrote "WWE has never been about who wins, but about how convincingly the performers sell the spectacle.

Vishal Menon of The Hollywood Reporter India wrote "Chatha Pacha may not be a Stone Cold stunner, but works as a lovingly-made tribute to a group of boys, who dared to try it at home... just like we all did."