Actor Sikandar Kher is all set to collaborate once again with his long-time friends Huma Qureshi and Saqib Saleem in their upcoming production, Baby Do Die Do. Having previously worked with Huma in Monica, O My Darling and recently sharing screen space with Saqib in Citadel: Hunny Bunny, Sikandar is thrilled to be reuniting with both in this neo-noir crime comedy.
Directed by Nachiket Samant, Baby Do Die Do promises to be a gripping yet entertaining story, featuring an exciting ensemble cast that includes Chunky Pandey alongside Huma and Sikandar. The film marks another milestone for Huma and Saqib as producers, and for Sikandar, it’s an opportunity to work closely with friends on a project that excites him creatively.
Speaking about his experience, Sikandar Kher shared, “When Saqib came to offer the film to me I was very happy, of course because its work first and foremost but also because we had just finished filming citadel and had a chance to hang out together for the first time .. So to collaborate with someone for the second time is always a good sign. As a producer he’s an absolute pleasure for an actor and really makes one feel good that always translates to good work for everyone. It’s also the second time I’m working with Huma and not only is she a very fine actor but she’s always got a smile on her face while being a thorough professional…a joy to work with.”
“Nachiket Samant our director I met for the first time but boy is he terrific. Clear about what he wants but not rigid… Open to talk about his scenes and take suggestions which makes not only for a good maker but a great energy to be around. Baby Do die do will be a treat to watch is what I’m at liberty to say right now, but I have a hunch that you’ll enjoy it as much as I enjoyed working on it..,” adds Sikandar.
With Baby Do Die Do, Sikandar Kher continues to showcase his versatility while strengthening his bond with industry friends. The film is set to bring a fresh and engaging twist to the crime comedy genre, promising a thrilling cinematic experience for audiences.
