Malayalam movie Baby Girl OTT release date, time confirmed: Where and when to watch Nivin Pauly's thriller online? Streaming details here

After a gripping run in theatres, Nivin Pauly’s latest thriller, Baby Girl, is already gearing up for its digital debut. The film, which opened in cinemas on January 23, is now heading to streaming in less than a month. With its tense premise centered around the disappearance of a newborn, the film quickly drew attention for its dark undertones and layered storytelling. Now, audiences who missed it on the big screen can prepare to watch it from home. Check out the OTT release details here.

OTT release details

SonyLiv has officially announced that Baby Girl will begin streaming from February 12, exclusively on its platform. The announcement was made through the platform’s official social media handle, confirming the digital premiere date for the high-tension drama.

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About the film

Directed by Arun Varma, Baby Girl is built around a disturbing mystery that unfolds inside a hospital. The story begins with the disappearance of a newborn infant, setting off a chain of events filled with suspicion and tension.

Nivin Pauly plays Sanal, a hospital attendant who arrives late for work, only to learn about the shocking incident involving the missing child. As the situation spirals, the narrative dives deeper into the circumstances surrounding the disappearance and the unsettling truths that begin to surface.

The film features a strong ensemble cast. Alongside Nivin Pauly, key roles are played by Lijomol Jose, Sangeeth Prathap and Abhimanyu Thilakan. Supporting performances come from Jaffer Idukki, Azeez Nedumangad and Aditi Ravi, who add further depth to the unfolding drama.

Cast and crew

Baby Girl is produced by Listin Stephen under the banner of Magic Frames, with Arun Varma directing the project. The screenplay is written by the acclaimed duo Bobby and Sanjay, known for films such as Traffic, Ayalum Njaanum Thammil, Mumbai Police, How Old Are You? and Uyare, among others.