Huma Qureshi’s action thriller Baby Do Die Do has completed its theatrical journey and is now available for streaming on Netflix. The film made its theatrical debut in India on July 3, 2026, and arrived on the streaming platform on September 23, giving audiences another opportunity to watch the crime thriller from home.
Directed by Nachiket Samant, Baby Do Die Do follows Baby Karmarkar, a deaf and nonverbal contract killer who becomes involved in a dangerous chain of killings while searching for answers connected to her sister’s death. Netflix describes the film as the story of a woman leading a double life as a contract killer while searching for her sister’s murderer. A botched assignment further complicates her mission.
Huma Qureshi plays the central character, Baby Karmarkar. The film also features Sikander Kher, Chunky Pandey, Seema Pahwa, Rachit Singh, Vidya Malvade, Himanshu Malik, Marudhar Shekhawat and Arun Kushwah. Saqib Saleem, Huma Qureshi’s brother, is also part of the cast and is associated with the film’s production.
The film was directed by Nachiket Samant, who also worked on the screenplay and dialogues with Gaurav Sharma. The original story has been credited to Parveez Shaikh and Jasmeet K Reen. The project was produced by Huma Qureshi and Saqib Saleem under their Saleem Siblings banner, in association with Pune 04 Picture.
Baby Do Die Do was released in theatres on July 3, 2026. Its theatrical release coincided with Alia Bhatt and Sharvari’s Alpha, which was also scheduled to reach cinemas on the same day. The simultaneous release brought attention to the fact that both films featured female characters involved in action and espionage or assassination driven storylines, although they belonged to different cinematic worlds and genres.
The film’s central character gives the thriller a distinctive narrative setup. Baby is portrayed as a contract killer who communicates without spoken dialogue. Her professional life and personal search for the person responsible for her sister’s death form the central elements of the story. The combination of crime, revenge, action and dark humour gives the film its neo noir tone.
The theatrical release generated attention around Qureshi’s performance and the film’s unusual premise. India Today described the movie as a revenge thriller centred on Baby Karmarkar’s pursuit of those responsible for her sister’s murder. The review also highlighted Qureshi’s role as the central performer in the story.
The Netflix release now makes the film accessible to viewers who may have missed its theatrical run. The streaming version is available in the original Hindi language, with English subtitles listed by Netflix. The platform categorises the film under thriller, crime, mystery, action and comedy related genres.
According to Netflix’s official listing, Baby Do Die Do has a runtime of approximately two hours and five minutes. The platform lists Huma Qureshi, Sikander Kher and Chunky Panday among the principal cast members.
The OTT release comes nearly 12 weeks after the film’s theatrical debut. With its arrival on Netflix, the movie is moving into a second phase of release in which audiences can watch it at their convenience. The digital release may also bring the film to viewers who were unable to see it during its theatrical run.
The production is also significant for Huma Qureshi because she is associated with the film not only as its lead actor but also as a producer alongside her brother Saqib Saleem. Their production banner has backed the project, making Baby Do Die Do an important film in their work behind the camera as well.
Saqib Saleem’s involvement extends to both the production and acting sides of the project. The supporting cast includes several established performers, helping create the crime world surrounding Baby’s character. The story moves through Mumbai’s underworld and follows the consequences of Baby’s assignments as she continues her personal investigation.
The film’s digital arrival was announced by Netflix after its theatrical release. Earlier reports had confirmed that the movie would move to the streaming platform, while the exact date was subsequently confirmed as September 23. The film is now listed on Netflix’s official platform page.
For viewers interested in Hindi crime thrillers, Baby Do Die Do offers a story built around a female contract killer, family loss and an increasingly complicated series of criminal events. Its central character’s lack of spoken dialogue is also an important part of the film’s storytelling approach.
With Baby Do Die Do now streaming on Netflix, audiences can watch Huma Qureshi in the lead role from September 23, 2026. The film’s transition from theatres to OTT comes less than three months after its July release and gives the thriller a wider digital platform.