It continued to attract viewers for 36 days before being made available on Prime Video, where it reached a wider audience and gained recognition as a notable crime thriller in Kannada cinema.

Subha J. Rao from the News minute gave it 4/5 stars and wrote "Vishal Atreya beautifully constructed this thriller, headlined by Meghana Raj and Prajwal Devaraj".

Deccan Herald gave 4/5 stars and wrote, "What lifts an ordinary investigation to an edge-of-the-seat thriller are compelling performances, captivating screenplay, and top-notch technical qualities."

Prathiba joy from Ott play gave 4/5 stars and wrote, "Tatsama tadbhava is the kind of film that requires rapt attention from start to finish; every word, every movement, even the slightest flick of a finger, tells a tale".

Harish Basavarajaiah of The Times of India gave 3.5/5 stars and wrote "The investigative thriller, aided by good actors and technical brilliance, can be thoroughly enjoyed in theatres.

Director Vishal Atreya's skillful direction and the cast's stellar performances make this movie a worthy watch for anyone seeking a thrilling cinematic experience."

The Hindu wrote "Tatsama Tadbhava directed by debutant Vishal Atreya, and starring Prajwal Devaraj and Meghana Raj Sarja, is a gripping thriller helped by a clever plot and a tightly woven screenplay".

A Sharadhaa from The Indian Express wrote "The film's conclusion left a lasting impact, exploring the complexity of situations.Vishal Atreya's debut featured a talented cast, focusing more on conversations than the typical whodunit approach.