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This product is aimed at health-conscious parents and adults seeking a nutritionally upgraded pasta over plain maida-based options. At 15.5g protein and 7.1g fibre per 100g — both genuinely above average for a pasta — and with zero added sugar, zero trans fat, and negligible sodium, it earns its 'healthier pasta' positioning in most respects. The fortification with B12, folic acid, and iron is real and substantiated. However, the 'Millet Pasta' label is a stretch since jowar is just one of four grains and durum wheat semolina is the dominant base; the 'All Natural' claim sits uneasily alongside isolated synthetic vitamins added for fortification; and brown rice's inorganic arsenic accumulation is a documented caution for children and pregnant women — worth knowing for a product explicitly marketed as 'Safe for Kids'. Overall it is a meaningfully better-than-average pasta choice for most adults, but its marketing language overpromises in a few specific ways.