Baby Girl official poster

Baby Girl

3.0 / 5
Mystery ThrillerMedical DramaCrimeRaaga would rewatch: No

Baby Girl begins with a hook that is naturally hard to ignore: an infant goes missing from a hospital, an attendant becomes the immediate suspect, and every person near the case appears to be carrying a different piece of the truth. Directed by Arun Varma and written by Bobby–Sanjay, the film positions itself as a medical mystery rather than a conventional action thriller. The hospital is not simply a backdrop; it is a pressured space of duty, panic and suspicion, which makes the missing-child premise feel emotionally charged from the outset.

Baby Girl begins with a hook that is naturally hard to ignore: an infant goes missing from a hospital, an attendant becomes the immediate suspect, and every person near the case appears to be carrying a different piece of the truth. Directed by Arun Varma and written by Bobby–Sanjay, the film positions itself as a medical mystery rather than a conventional action thriller. The hospital is not simply a backdrop; it is a pressured space of duty, panic and suspicion, which makes the missing-child premise feel emotionally charged from the outset.

Where to watch
Sony LIV
Cast
Nivin Pauly · Lijomol Jose · Sangeeth Prathap · Abhimanyu Shammi Thilakan
Recommendation
Baby Girl begins with a hook that is naturally hard to ignore: an infant goes missing from a hospital, an attendant becomes the immediate suspect, and every person near the case appears to be carrying a different piece of the truth. Directed by Arun Varma and written by Bobby–Sanjay, the film positions itself as a medical mystery rather than a conventional action thriller. The hospital is not simply a backdrop; it is a pressured space of duty, panic and suspicion, which makes the missing-child premise feel emotionally charged from the outset.

Baby Girl begins with a hook that is naturally hard to ignore: an infant goes missing from a hospital, an attendant becomes the immediate suspect, and every person near the case appears to be carrying a different piece of the truth. Directed by Arun Varma and written by Bobby–Sanjay, the film positions itself as a medical mystery rather than a conventional action thriller. The hospital is not simply a backdrop; it is a pressured space of duty, panic and suspicion, which makes the missing-child premise feel emotionally charged from the outset.