Mar Gaye Oye Loko

Mar Gaye Oye Loko grossed est. ₹18 million on its opening day from India which makes it eighth highest opening ever for a Punjabi and third best opening of 2018 but it was far away from their last release Carry On Jatta 2.[12] In its opening weekend Mar Gaye Oye Loko giving tough competition to Bollywood film Stree in overseas grossed ₹70.1 million from India, ₹6351,000 from United States, ₹10.2 million from Canada, ₹6.9 million at Australia,[13] ₹3.9 million from UK[14][15] and ₹1930,000 from New Zealand.[16] After second weekend, the numbers were grown at overseas and domestic. The film raked est. ₹11 crores from India, ₹1.31 crore from United States, ₹1.91 crore from Canada, ₹69.52 lacs from United Kingdom & Ireland, ₹1.1 crores from Australia and ₹29.6 lacs from New Zealand.[17][13] In its third week the film faced a small drop in collections. The film had collected ₹14.3 million in United States, ₹37.1 million in Canada, ₹7996,000 in United Kingdom, ₹11.9 million in Australia and ₹3159,000 in New Zealand till its third weekend.[18]

Mar Gaye Oye Loko received mixed reviews from different websites. According to reviewers the new experiment doesn't met expectations. However, the attempt is feeble, perhaps justifying balance between films as a medium of entertainment, and that of social messages.

Jaspreet Nijher of Times Of India reviewed Mar Gaye Oye Loko by giving 2.5 critic's rating out of 5. About the comedy, reviewer said, "The famous five of Punjabi comedy- Binnu Dhillon, Jaswinder Bhalla, Karmjit Anmol, BN Sharma and Gurpreet Ghuggi, manage to helm the film's comic timing and lift it out to its true genre of a romcom." Criticising dilemma made in film reviewer said, "Straddling this dilemma costs the film its comic dose as the director juggled his two themes. The film is also lampooning singers like Sidhu Moose Wala’s violent songs, Parmish Verma's infamous shooting incident to bridge this dilemma whereas music, given by Rahar Fateh Ali Khan and Guru Randhawa, saves the day, being refreshing and soulful." Reviewer appreciates the work of Sapna Pabbi, saying, "TV actress, Sapna Pabbi (who plays Simran), is just another pretty addition to Punjabi cinema, perfectly towing the precedence of being only a dolled-up prop to the script."[19]

Reviewer of website BookMyShow praised the direction work of Simerjit Singh, saying, "Simerjit Singh's direction has its trademark humor and it works for most parts of the film. He is better off in emotional and romantic scenes." Reviewer also praised the script written by Gippy Grewal whereas criticized the dialogues, saying, "At times, the characters try too hard to make you laugh. The dialogues also seem forced at places." On last added, "On the whole, Mar Gaye Oye Loko is a fun, clean film that works despite the over-the-top comedy. It takes funny jibes at death and the afterlife and that's where the film succeeds. Do not compare it with Carry on Jatta 2 or expect the same team to deliver a similar laughathon and you would enjoy the film thoroughly."[20]