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Baby Do Die Do Twitter Review: 9 tweets to read before watching Huma Qureshi, Rachit Singh, Chunky Panday's thriller
While Alia Bhatt and Sharvari's Alpha released in cinemas today, Huma Qureshi-led Baby Do Die Do is also taking over the big screens. Check out the fan reviews before booking your tickets.
Huma Qureshi has arrived with an impressive ensemble cast to serve the audience a fiercely original story for Bollywood movie lovers. Her film, Baby Do Die Do, released in cinemas today, July 3, 2026. If you’re eager to watch the suspense thriller on the big screen, then consider reading these fan reviews before.
Baby Do Die Do Twitter Review
Ever since the teaser of Baby Do Die Do dropped, fans have been eager to watch the thriller on 70 mm. Directed by Nachiket Samant and produced by Huma’s brother, Saqib Saleem, the film introduces audiences to a grim underbelly of Mumbai. At the center of it all is a career-defining, completely silent performance by Huma Qureshi.
Cinephiles who watched the movie on the first day, first show flooded social media with rave reviews of the movie.
According to a cinema buff, “Good to see a #Bollywood thriller focusing on atmosphere and storytelling rather than unnecessary commercial distractions. Looks like #BabyDoDieDo has found the right balance. #HumaQureshi.”
In their review of the film, a user penned, “Had a blast with #BabyDoDieDo. An utterly charming, playful, slick Bombay assassin flick. A fun time at the movies.”
A third noted, “Watched #BabyDoDieDo. Amazing screenplay and technically outstanding! A well-executed lady-oriented thriller that kept me hooked throughout. #HumaQureshi (@humasqureshi) delivered a top-notch, intense performance. The climax was gripping and ended on a powerful note.”
Check out the reviews below:
For those wondering what the title of the film indicates, Baby Do Die Do is a dark play on the protagonist’s name, Baby Kar-Mar-Kar (literally translated in rhythm to Do-Die-Do).
The story follows Baby (Huma Qureshi), a deaf-and-mute contract assassin hiding out in a Mumbai chawl. Moved by a traumatic childhood incident involving her twin sister, Baby has grown up to become lethal. Her weapon of choice? A custom-built sharp-shooting red umbrella.
Baby works for her handler, whom she calls Papa (Chunky Panday). Her life turns upside down when she falls in love with Siddhu (Rachit Singh), a sweet musician who teaches the chawl kids. Huma, Chunky and Rachit are joined by an impressive cast including Sikandar Kher, Seema Pahwa and Saqib Saleem.
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