Baby Do Die Do, directed by Nachiket Samant, arrives with an intriguing premise of India's first female contract killer and a powerful promotional campaign led by Huma Qureshi. However, despite its promising concept and the lead actress's committed performance, the film struggles under the weight of an overcomplicated screenplay, inconsistent storytelling, and excessive subplots, resulting in a disappointing cinematic experience.
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