Actor Sushmita Sen and her newest internet sequence Taali are getting nice applause from followers on-line. After bingeing by way of the present over lower than a day, her followers took to social media to share their opinions. And up to now, they’re largely optimistic. (Also learn: Jailer Twitter review: Rajinikanth’s film gets a thunderous response, Hukum wins hearts)

Sushmita performs a transwoman based mostly on real-life activist Shreegauri Sawant, in Taali. The present maps Shreegauri Sawant’s life and journey, her daring transformation from Ganesh to Gauri and the discrimination she was subjected to due to that; her fearless journey in direction of motherhood, and the audacious battle that led to the inclusion and identification of the third gender on each official doc in India.

An individual wrote on Twitter, “Just binge-watched another incredible show I must say You are an inspiration & an institution within yourself @thesushmitasen! What a captivating, courageous & charismatic performance, respect . First #aarya and now #Taali means how do u do this and take people to this emotional ride; must watch guys and kudos to the makers and the entire technical team.” Another tweet learn, “In a world where stereotypes crumble, Gauri’s words echo: ‘Maa hona koi gender nahi, bas feeling hai.’ Kudos to @ShreegauriS for championing equality and standing strong for the transgender community.”

Another tweet learn that Taali is a ‘celebration of individuality & true freedom.’ “@thesushmitasen the queen of universe has given an Independence day treat to all of us by portraying @GauriSawant11 as aesthetically as she truly is. What a show,” they wrote. Another tweet learn, “A wonderful performance by @thesushmitasen as@ShreegauriS in Taali. The film’s impact was unparalleled, and credit goes to the impeccable direction by @meranamravi and the entire team. #TaaliOnJioCinema.”

The Hindustan Times review of the sequence was not as impressed. “Sushmita Sen tries her best to inject life into Gauri, yet there’s always a worldliness in her screen presence that comes in between. The obvious hindrance is her stiff body language, and the manner in which her response to any situation feels predictable after a given point. It’s a showy, one-note performance devoid of inquisitiveness and surprise,” it learn.

Taali is created by Arjun Singgh Baran and Kartk D Nishandar, directed by National award-winning director Ravi Jadhav, written by Kshitij Patwardhan, and produced by Arjun Singgh Baran, Kartk D Nishandar (GSEAMS Production) and Afeefa Nadiadwala.