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Baby Do Die Do Movie Review: Huma Qureshi Shines in a Stylish Mumbai Assassin Thriller

By Hollywood ZIngJuly 3, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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The pacing is a bit wonky and restless. Too many characters jostle for interest: the partner, a shady lawyer, a male colleague who messes up, a corrupt cop, a mentor, a young neighbour in the chawl, a villain and his doomed brother, a seedy tycoon and others. At some point in the second half, the coincidences start to pile up — Baby’s hits somehow reach her doorstep. It becomes hard to keep track of the interconnected threads and loyalties. They’re bunched together towards the end because the story doesn’t know what to do with some of them.



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