Riya Mehta: “Ayesha’s character really struck a chord with me. The film beautifully portrays the price of fame and how success can feel empty without a sense of self. The glitz and glamour are stunning, but the emotional depth caught me off guard. Definitely a thought-provoking watch!”

Sameer Khanna: “The movie’s message about fame and identity was powerful, but I felt like the pacing could have been better. Ayesha’s journey is compelling, and the performances were great, but some parts dragged. Overall, it’s an enjoyable film with some solid emotional moments.”

Nisha Rao: “Loved the storyline! It’s not your typical Bollywood fare—Tauba Tera Jalwa goes deeper, exploring the darker side of stardom. Ayesha’s struggle with her inner self is something a lot of people in the industry face but rarely talk about. A must-watch for anyone interested in the real price of fame.”

Vikram Soni: “Visually stunning, but the plot feels a bit predictable at times. That said, the film’s emotional beats really hit home. Ayesha’s character is portrayed with a lot of vulnerability, which makes her relatable despite her superstar status. It’s worth watching for her performance alone.”

Pooja Singh: “I appreciated how the movie shows the human side of a star. Ayesha’s inner turmoil and search for meaning after reaching the peak of her career were portrayed beautifully. It’s not just about the glitz and glamour—it’s about what happens when you lose yourself in it. Loved it!”