However, the series has also faced significant criticism. Critics and social commentators have pointed out several problematic aspects:

At its core, the series revolves around a bizarre yet intriguing premise: a mysterious thief targeting women’s undergarments in a close-knit neighborhood or housing society. While the title leans heavily into adult comedy and sensationalism, the narrative structure often mimics a classic whodunit mystery.

The cast delivers average performances. Given the script's limitations, the actors have little room to showcase range. The lead actor tries to embody the eccentricities of the character but ends up delivering a performance that feels caricature-like rather than complex. The supporting cast is functional but forgettable.

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The series relies heavily on popular faces from the Indian regional OTT space:

Before you jump to conclusions based on its provocative title, this series attempts to merge social satire with the quintessential "underdog" story. Released on a niche OTT platform, Panty Chor is not just about the act it is named after; it is a mirror held up to societal voyeurism, poverty, and the bizarre lengths people go to for love and survival.