Proud Yash hails Huma Qureshi's performance in 'Baby Do Die Do', says "That's the kind of quiet courage worth admiring"
Mumbai, July 3
Actor Yash is full of praise for his 'Toxic' co-star Huma Qureshi, hailing her performance in 'Baby Do Die Do'.
In an Instagram story, Yash shared the poster of Huma's film, adding how the actress chose a "harder" way to success through her performance and as a producer.
"There's a version of success that's easy. @iamhumaq chose the harder one. Producing isn't glamorous. It's late nights over budgets, fighting for a script no one else believed in, carrying the weight when things go wrong," Yash wrote.
Yash also expressed pride in her co-star, stating that Huma Qureshi's performance is "worth admiring."
"Baby Do Die Do is out today, and she made it happen - as actor and producer. That's the kind of quiet courage worth admiring. Proud doesn't even cover it," he added.
An action-thriller, 'Baby Do Die Do', opened in theatres on Friday, July 3, featuring Huma Qureshi in the lead as a professional female assassin.
The trailer of the film was unveiled in June, showing Huma as a hitwoman who kills people with her umbrella stealthily in public places.
The trailer further introduces different characters of the story, which are played by Seema Pahwa, Sikander Kher, Chunky Pandey, Rachit Singh and others.
Sikander Kher plays the role of an antagonist in the movie, while Rachit Singh portrays the love interest of Huma in the movie. With redemption in her eyes as she calmly watches the building burn, Huma appears to be bruised at the end of the trailer.
The movie is directed by Nachiket Samant and is produced by Huma and Saqib Saleem's production house, Saleem Siblings.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Finally an actress who puts her money where her mouth is. Huma producing her own film is the kind of empowerment we need to see more of. But honestly, I wish the teaser had shown more of the story—it looked a bit gimmicky with the umbrella killings. Hope the movie delivers substance.
Yash's words carry weight because he himself took risks to build his career. Huma has always been an underrated talent—'Gangs of Wasseypur' se lekar 'Monica, O My Darling' tak. Producing your own action film as a female actor in India is no joke. Respect for both of them. 💪
I love how Yash is genuinely lifting his co-star's work. That's rare in the industry where ego often comes in the way. Huma's choice to produce 'Baby Do Die Do' shows she's not just waiting for opportunities—she's creating them. Will definitely watch this weekend!
I appreciate Yash's words but we need more than just a viral Instagram story to support Huma. The film industry often hypes each other for promotion, not out of genuine admiration. But the trailer did look interesting—a female assassin with an umbrella is unique. Let's see if the film lives up to the hype.
Huma Qureshi has always been underrated. She acts, produces, and now leads an action film—what a queen! Yash's praise just shows genuine mutual respect. Also, an action film directed by a woman producer with a female lead? Yes
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