‘Babygirl’, the latest erotic thriller, has officially been released in Hindi on Amazon Prime Video. Originally available in English, the film has now been dubbed for the Indian audience. However, this is not a movie to watch with your family.
The film runs for 1 hour and 54 minutes, and its Hindi version features clear voice dubbing and subtitles for better understanding.
A Story of Love, Lust, and Betrayal
The plot centers around Romy Mathis, a CEO of a company. She is married to Jacob, but feels emotionally distant from him. Though she tries to create romantic moments, she doesn’t receive the love she expects from her husband.
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Romy also has a daughter. Things take a dramatic turn when a young man named Harris Dickinson joins her company. As time passes, Romy and Harris grow closer, and their relationship turns physical.
From there, the story follows Romy’s journey as she explores her desires and questions the decisions she’s making. The audience is left wondering whether Romy finds the love she’s been missing, or if her choices lead to more complications.
What Makes ‘Babygirl’ Stand Out?
While the story does not feel entirely fresh—similar themes have been seen in films like Murder, Aitraaz, Kabhi Alvida Na Kehna, and Haseen Dillruba—Babygirl focuses heavily on extra-marital affairs and sensuality.
If you’re someone who enjoys adult-themed content, this movie might appeal to you despite its slow screenplay. However, if you’re looking for emotional depth or storytelling innovation, Babygirl may disappoint.
The production value is average, the cinematography is decent, and the performances are acceptable, but the film doesn’t bring anything new to the table.
Final Verdict
Babygirl is strictly for adult viewers. If you’re a fan of bold web series or adult Babygirl content similar to what is found on platforms like Ullu, this movie might be your cup of tea.
However, do not watch it with family, as it includes multiple bold and intimate scenes that may make traditional audiences uncomfortable.
