Arun

AI Fiesta is not some Indian AI breakthrough. It’s a wrapper that resells access to other people’s models (OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, etc.) under one login. Dhruv Rathee didn’t build any model. He built a dashboard on top of existing APIs and sold it to his audience as if it was a meaningful product. The “₹999 for 100+ models” claim is misleading. Tokens are shared, and premium models usually burn them at 4x rate. So the usable limit on the better models is much lower than the marketing suggests. Plenty of people paid, burned through the quota quickly, and realized free tiers or direct subscriptions gave them more actual usage. That’s not a user error that’s how the product was designed and sold. The early numbers were pure hype. “$3 million ARR in 36 hours” was pushed hard to create FOMO. Combined with claims about specific model versions that weren’t accurately represented at launch, it looked more like audience monetization than a serious product launch. Tech communities called it a college project and a cash grab for a reason. This also fits a pattern. Rathee previously promoted crypto projects (PNP Coin and Etherlite) that underperformed badly and drew heavy criticism for misleading followers. Now he’s doing the same thing with an AI wrapper using reach to sell convenience as innovation while the actual constraints stay buried in the fine print. Privacy is another quiet issue. Your prompts go through AI Fiesta’s servers before reaching the model providers. The company stores usage data. For someone who regularly talks about data and privacy, building a product that adds an extra intermediary collecting prompts is a contradiction. I'm not against this tech, I'm against this German shepherd. It's a buisness, like Uber which connects different type of cars. But there are other companies which offers this tech at very low prices. For a lightweight uses it works well. Better go with the OG, all companies still offer daily best models with free limits though. Beware !