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Tushar Amrish Goel’s The Taj Story hit cinemas today and has already stirred a storm of discussions online. Marketed as a historical legal thriller, the film features Paresh Rawal, Zakir Hussain, Amruta Khanvilkar, Namit Das and Sneha Wagh, it delves into the secrets of the 22 sealed rooms of the Taj Mahal. The makers describe it as a journey into the historical mysteries surrounding India’s most iconic monument.

Reactions from audiences on X are sharply divided. While many are praising the film for its gripping writing, stunning visuals, and Paresh Rawal’s commanding performance, others have criticized it for pushing a one-sided narrative. Scroll down to see how the public is responding.

Strong dialogues, powerful performance by Paresh Rawal, and sharp courtroom drama make The Taj Story compelling, though some characters lack depth. Overall, a thought-provoking and worthwhile watch.

— Omprakash Pandey (@OmprakP3015) October 31, 2025

“The Taj story” is a fictional attempt aimed at provoking emotions and distorting history by rejecting authentic historical evidences and established archaeological facts. The Tourism Guild of Agra strongly condemns, rejects and distances itself from such misleading narratives.

— Tourism Guild of Agra (@GuildAgra) October 31, 2025

#TheTajStory is a sleep-inducing disaster!😴 Director confused history with fiction & still failed. Script dull, acting lifeless, music torture. Even my remote wanted to escape halfway!😂 Such films should come with a free pillow!â­�ï¸� 1/5 #KRKReview @NetflixIndia #TheTajStoryReview… pic.twitter.com/KOScdOAUI2

— Bhargav Reddy (@Bhargav86747467) October 30, 2025

Watched the premiere of #TheTajStory – Brilliant writing by @TusharAmrish, starring @SirPareshRawal Rawal. This film is beyond mere entertainment — it reflects the doubts and heartlines of millions questioning the sanitized history we’ve been taught. pic.twitter.com/qWn3MLCO44

— Basupalli Naveen Reddy (@Now_InReddy) October 31, 2025

Positive response pouring in for #TheTajStory– Audiences are calling the film “unbelievable” and “the most important movie of the year.”

TheTaj Story In Cinemas On 31st Oct! @SirPareshRawal pic.twitter.com/Mivlaq5VJh

— Sumit Kadel (@SumitkadeI) October 29, 2025

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