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What is the story about?
The release date for the neo-noir crime comedy, Baby Do Die Do, has finally been announced. On Thursday, May 28, Saleem Siblings, the production banner of siblings Huma Qureshi and Saqib Saleem, officially unveiled an intriguing poster along with the release date of the film, which is set for a theatrical premiere. It is releasing on July 3, 2026.
The poster of Baby Do Die Do featured a dark, rain-soaked train with a mysterious figure holding a red umbrella. The bold red title adds to the neo noir feel, while an eerie whistling sound in the background makes the poster even more suspenseful. “The next target is you. 03-07-2026. Directed by @nachiketsamant. Produced by @saqibsaleem. A Saleem Siblings production in association with Pune 04 Films. A @cinepolisindia release,” Saleem Siblings wrote in the caption of the post shared on Instagram.
The poster reveal, coupled with the film’s unusual title, Baby Do Die Do, has left audiences intrigued. Both have become a major talking point, sparking curiosity about the story and the world the makers are trying to build.
While the poster reveals very little about the plot, it strongly hints at a suspense-filled action entertainer packed with mystery and intrigue. Directed by Nachiket Samant, the film promises an unpredictable cinematic experience.
At the centre of the story is Baby KarMarKar, who is described as India’s first desi hit woman. The unusual introduction of the character has further piqued interest around the upcoming project, as the makers have intentionally kept most details under wraps.
Speaking about Baby Do Die Do, Saqib said in a statement, “With Baby Do Die Do, we wanted to create a world that feels slick, unpredictable and deeply immersive. We’re excited for audiences to step into this world with us.”
Director Nachiket, who has previously directed the rom-com Single Salma, featuring Huma, said, “The idea was to build a film that constantly keeps you guessing. From the very first glimpse, we wanted the mystery of Baby Do Die Do to draw audiences in and we hope they enjoy it.”
Besides Huma starring as the lead character, the crime comedy will also feature Sikandar Kher, Vidya Malvade and Chunky Pandey.
The poster of Baby Do Die Do featured a dark, rain-soaked train with a mysterious figure holding a red umbrella. The bold red title adds to the neo noir feel, while an eerie whistling sound in the background makes the poster even more suspenseful. “The next target is you. 03-07-2026. Directed by @nachiketsamant. Produced by @saqibsaleem. A Saleem Siblings production in association with Pune 04 Films. A @cinepolisindia release,” Saleem Siblings wrote in the caption of the post shared on Instagram.
The poster reveal, coupled with the film’s unusual title, Baby Do Die Do, has left audiences intrigued. Both have become a major talking point, sparking curiosity about the story and the world the makers are trying to build.
While the poster reveals very little about the plot, it strongly hints at a suspense-filled action entertainer packed with mystery and intrigue. Directed by Nachiket Samant, the film promises an unpredictable cinematic experience.
At the centre of the story is Baby KarMarKar, who is described as India’s first desi hit woman. The unusual introduction of the character has further piqued interest around the upcoming project, as the makers have intentionally kept most details under wraps.
Speaking about Baby Do Die Do, Saqib said in a statement, “With Baby Do Die Do, we wanted to create a world that feels slick, unpredictable and deeply immersive. We’re excited for audiences to step into this world with us.”
Director Nachiket, who has previously directed the rom-com Single Salma, featuring Huma, said, “The idea was to build a film that constantly keeps you guessing. From the very first glimpse, we wanted the mystery of Baby Do Die Do to draw audiences in and we hope they enjoy it.”
Besides Huma starring as the lead character, the crime comedy will also feature Sikandar Kher, Vidya Malvade and Chunky Pandey.
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