Baby Do Die Do OTT Release: Huma Qureshi's Neo-Noir Action Thriller Will Stream On This Platform Soon

Huma Qureshi's crime thriller Baby Do Die Do looks set to reach streaming just over two months after it opened in cinemas on July 3. Netflix has placed the film in its "coming next week" section, but it hasn't announced an official premiere date. Some online reports guess between September 25 to October 2, though neither is confirmed. 

A Hitwoman Who Never Speaks 

Qureshi plays Baby Karmarkar, a deaf and mute contract killer who operates in Mumbai. Her past is marked by a hard childhood and the loss of her twin sister. As a string of killings draws the attention of the police and the media, the net slowly tightens around her. The film mixes action, dark humour and emotional drama, which sets it apart from the usual revenge thriller. 

Who Made The Film?

Nachiket Samant directs and shares story and writing credit with Parveez Shaikh and Jasmeet K Reen. The film is also a milestone for Qureshi, who makes her debut as a producer alongside her brother, Saqib Saleem. It is backed by their Saleem Siblings banner and Pune 04 Picture, and Saqib appears in the cast too. Chunky Panday and Sikandar Kher play key supporting roles.

Big Promotion, Small Box Office 

The makers skipped the standard promotional playbook. Instead, they staged mock crime scenes in public places such as malls and metro stations, complete with chalk-style body outlines and a red umbrella that became the film's signature image. Reviews were largely positive.

Superstar, Ram Charan gave the film a welcome lift when he publicly praised the work of Qureshi and Saleem, calling it wonderful. His endorsement won the film fresh attention, though it wasn't enough to turn the theatrical run around. 

Why Streaming Could Help 

Sometimes a film just needs a second chance. Baby Do Die Do is a bit different from the usual thriller, and that kind of movie often does better at home, where people can pick it up when they feel like it. If you missed it in theatres, this could be your shot. 

Netflix hasn't confirmed a date yet, so keep an eye on its "coming soon" section. Once the film shows up, you can add it to your list and watch it whenever you like.