So, Tipu starts his search for a girl with a mole on her face with the help of his friend Tingu Master (Danish Maqsood) but fails many times.
Whilst on a date, Dwarka puts a bomb in Ghazala's bag and informs the police which results in her getting arrested and imprisoned.
After his failed attempt, Tipu is approached by a rich old lady named Pino (Beo Zafar) who tells him that she needs a necklace delivered right away which she had ordered earlier for her granddaughter Princess Sonu (Mira Sethi) who is arriving that day from England via (Frankfurt).
Neeli becomes suspicious and Dwarka takes her to the hotel where she discovers that Tipu is there with Sonu whilst courting her and assumes he's cheating.
"[12] The cast that were initially signed in supporting roles include Amna Ilyas, Mira Sethi, Imran Aslam, Rehana Saigol, Rimal Ali, Aamir Qureshi and Adnan Shah Tipu.
[16] On 22 August, it was announced that Javed Sheikh will also be a part of the film, on which he commented, "We need more light hearted stories like these that have the potential to entertain the audience".
[17] On 31 October, it was announced that the Bulbulay fame actresses Ayesha Omer and Hina Dilpazeer too joined the cast.
The film generally gathered positive reviews but some criticised it for its storyline and noted resemblance to Bollywood movies.
Shaheera Anwar from The Express Tribune gave a positive review with a rating of 3.5/5, stating ''All in all, 7DMI boasts of power-packed performances which will keep you entertained, even if you don't quite take to the script.''
''[25] Omair Alavi of Samaa TV praised the unique storyline, believable characters, and performances of the cast, including Sheheryar Munawwar, Mahira Khan, and Jawed Sheikh, but criticized the unnecessary and poorly executed item song and the slow-paced first half, also noting similarities with foreign films like Bedazzled and Cinderella.
[26] Asjad Khan of HIP praised its visual effects and wrote that "It’s very safe to say that 7DMI has utilized CGI and sound design better than any other Pakistani film".
[27] Amna Zaidi of Siddy Says praised the direction and wrote "The directors have made sure everything, from the Karachi backdrop, to the background music, styling of characters, dialogues, action and comedy all play in harmony with each other delivering an entertaining flick".
She also praised the leading actors and complimented on Sheheryar Munawar, as "Tipu played by Sheheryar Munawar is the highlight of the film, not only does he act like a dorkey 29 year old to perfection, he looks amazing on screen" and praised Mahira Khan, writing that "Mahira is definitely on a roll and a journey to reinvent herself, and she is doing it like a boss.
Her comic timing and expression show a new side of her, and you can't help fall in love with Neeli’s firecracker character".
[28] Aparita Bhandari of CBC Arts praised the film for its stand for female empowerment, dealing with LGBT issues and more powerful hidden elements.
[29] Mahwash Ajaz of Khaleej Times wrote that "While the film retains some pithy dialogues and lags at some points, it stays fresh and intelligent for the most part.
It embraces both its wondrous lights and its heaps of garbage; its Urdu speaking residents and its Punjabi settlers; its feminist sub-culture and its drama queens", but criticised it stating that, "7 Din Mohabbat In is strictly a one-time watch that is unlikely to appeal to maturer audiences.
"[31] Another review was given by Khusro Mumtaz from The News International, who wrote ''By the end, the movie limps across the finish line in a completely predictable fashion.
She praised the performances, specially from Mahira Khan ''With every role she takes on, it's becoming evident she's on a mission to reinvent herself, step out of her comfort zone and grow as an actor.