Huma Qureshi Opens Up About Her Toughest Role Yet

"I think dialoguebazi is my strength. I love doing different accents. However, this time, the director said, "We will be taking away your strongest power from you." So, I got to explore a lot of different things, like body language, intensity in the eyes, and sign language.

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It was a challenge, but I really really enjoyed myself," revealed Huma.

Previously, the director of 'Baby Do Die Do', Nachiket Samant, reflected on his decision to make Huma's character mute and deaf.

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He shared that making her character feel believable depended entirely on Huma's performance.

"All the rootedness, Huma brought. It's one thing to write a fantastic character- you still need a solid actor to bring it to life," he shared.

Nachiket added that removing dialogue from the character became an interesting creative challenge.

"Huma's a fully tayyar actor, but this time, suddenly taking away her dialogues seemed like the perfect challenge. It forced her somewhere I hadn't seen her go, and she rose to it completely," he stated.

Headlined by Huma Qureshi, "Baby Do Die Do" also stars Sikander Kher, Chunky Pandey, Seema Pahwa, Rachit Singh, and Marudhar Shekhawat in pivotal roles, along with others.

Backed by Saqib Saleem under his home banner, Saleem Siblings, along with Pune 04 Films, "Baby Do Die Do" is reached the audience on 3rd July this year.