New Delhi: Huma Qureshi, known for challenging the conventional portrayal of the Hindi film heroine through projects such as “Maharani” and “Gangs of Wasseypur”, hopes that her new film “Baby Do Die Do”, a thriller about a deaf and mute assassin, leads to more such interesting roles being written for women.
The actor, who has also produced the movie, said the beauty of playing a character like “Baby” is that she is not loud and easily mixes into the crowd, say a Mumbai local.
“The fact that she is so normal looking and yet such a lethal killer is what makes it such an interesting tale… We just wanted to make a very relatable character. Baby is somebody you just meet in a Mumbai local and not bat an eyelid,” Qureshi told PTI in an interview.
