FILMFARE -JAN 16-31, 1984
Utpal Dutt is deadpan, Saeed Jaffrey brims over, Faroque Shaikh sticks to his dumb act and Deepti Naval manages a few honest moments.

FREE PRESS JOURNAL - JAN 1, 1984
Deepti masquerades as a simple country girl when his would-be father-in-law comes to “see” her. Utpal Dutt is floored by Deepti’s quick answers to his intricate questions, courtesy Saeed Jaffery, who had prepared her for the encounter Farooque and Deepti are happily married with Deepti living under the constant fear of blurting out a couple of English sentences, but she manages to go through the ordeal.

SCREEN - JAN 6, 1984
Farooque Sheikh as Ramesh and Deepti Naval as Ramola are natural, react wonderfully look throughout the film with uncanny ease. Deepti has a more difficult role but she proves able to the task and comes out a winner in the light as well as serious and emotion-filled moments of the narrative.

TELEGRAPH, CALCUTTA - REVIEW
Kisise Na Kehna was in the recent Hrishikesh trend, but his good-natured laugh at both generations had an extra sparkle in it.
Not to speak of Deepti’s delightful performance.