Glamsham.com  (Apr 21, 2017)

Rating:  1.5/5

All said and done, MAATR starring Raveena Tandon just pretends to make a social statement about rape and revenge and in reality struggles even to be a routine escapist film that does nothing significant for anyone involved. MAATR (motherhood) is Maatr (ju.

Koimoi.com  (Apr 21, 2017)

Rating:  2.5/5

Maatr doesn’t wow you because of the story’s repetitive nature. Thanks to Raveena Tandon’s balanced act, the film makes up for an average watch.

Bollywoodlife.com  (Apr 21, 2017)

Rating:  2.5/5

The film has its fair share of snags but what keeps the momentum going is the fact that you feel content whenever Raveena’s character succeeds in her mission. The film will take you through various emotions of discomfort, angst, outrage, cringe, satisfa.

Hindustantimes.com  (Apr 21, 2017)

Rating:  2/5

Ultimately, Raveena alone couldn’t save a thin storyline, and Maatr is just another run-of-the-mill revenge saga.

Ndtv.com  (Apr 21, 2017)

Rating:  1.5/5

ubtleties and nuances are obviously beyond Maatr. It deals solely in broad strokes. No matter how much slack you are willing to cut this film, it will still need some more in order to have its glaring gaps glossed over. It's never easy to disguise a garba.

Indianexpress.com  (Apr 21, 2017)

Rating:  1.5/5

And that extends to the leading lady, a Bollywood veteran, a woman with privilege, and a likeable actor who has a respectable CV: Tandon’s ‘zakhmi aurat’ is the result of good intentions marred by thoughtless execution..

Timesofindia.indiatimes.com  (Apr 21, 2017)

Rating:  3/5

Raveena is sincere as the victim who sullies her hands to get justice. But, the amount of bloodshed, leaves you asking, what is worse. Are the images of rape gorier, or is the bloodshed of the perpetrators of the crime, grosser?.