Huma Qureshi’s upcoming action thriller Baby Do Die Do is rapidly expanding its international theatrical footprint ahead of its July 3 premiere. Directed by Nachiket Samant, the project has officially secured overseas release windows across the Gulf Cooperation Council region, Australia, and Amsterdam.
The distribution expansion marks a strategic push for the film, which features Qureshi in the lead role as a deaf and mute NGO worker operating secretly as an assassin. Beyond her on-screen performance, the project serves as Qureshi’s formal debut as a producer alongside her brother and co-star, Saqib Saleem.
Operating under their newly established Saleem Siblings banner, the duo assembled an ensemble cast that includes Sikandar Kher, Chunky Panday, and Seema Pahwa. The international marketing momentum gained unexpected traction this week when Hollywood director Zack Snyder publicly praised the film’s promotional material.
Snyder endorsed the project on social media, stating the action sequences “look awesome.” The public support stems from a prior professional relationship, as Qureshi collaborated with Snyder on his 2021 feature Army of the Dead. With the premiere date rapidly approaching, the widened distribution strategy aims to capture diaspora audiences across the newly announced territories.