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2026 · Prime Video premiere · Hindi · 2h 11m · Crime, Drama · CBFC U/A 16+
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Filmi Score
Very good
20 reviews
72
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Critics consistently praise Nimisha Sajayan's performance and the film's sharp, grounded look at everyday patriarchy, but many flag a thin, unevenly resolved murder mystery and a rushed or underwhelming climax.
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Summary
Babita Singh Reporting (2026, Hindi) has a Filmi Score of 72 from 20 critic reviews, and is rated 16+ by Filmi (CBFC: U/A 16+).
People-pleasing cop Baby accepts a fake charge to get leave for her sister-in-law’s baby shower in Rewa. There, she reunites with her childhood friend Bansi, who is murdered that very night. Defying dismissive in-laws, an indifferent husband and an apathetic local police force, she secretly investigates the murder, uncovering family betrayals while finding her own voice, courage and place as a real cop.
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People-pleasing cop Baby accepts a fake charge to get leave for her sister-in-law’s baby shower in Rewa. There, she reunites with her childhood friend Bansi, who is murdered that very night. Defying dismissive in-laws, an indifferent husband and an apathetic local police force, she secretly investigates the murder, uncovering family betrayals while finding her own voice, courage and place as a real cop.
Where to watch
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Unni gives an unreservedly enthusiastic recommendation, praising Nimisha Sajayan's layered performance, the film's music and technical craft, and… Watch it there →
Verma praises the film's raw, thrilling depiction of patriarchy's normalcy and Nimisha Sajayan's authentic performance, closing on strong… Read it there →
A largely admiring review that credits the film for giving the investigative-thriller genre a female gaze, praising Sajayan and Sobti's… Read it there →
An extensively admiring read that credits Sajayan's performance and the film's granular depiction of domestic microaggressions over its more… Read it there →
Admires the film's portrayal of everyday, low-key patriarchy and Sajayan's lived-in performance, calling the murder mystery itself unremarkable… Read it there →
Anupama Chopra finds a keenly observed portrait of how women are constrained even in loving relationships, held together by a superb Nimisha… Watch it there →
A close, admiring read of the film as a spiritual cousin to The Great Indian Kitchen, crediting Sajayan's transformation and the script's nuance,… Read it there →
Finds the film stronger as a coming-of-rage character study led by an excellent Sajayan than as a crime procedural, criticising contrived,… Read it there →
Kumar calls the film a quietly subversive procedural anchored by a pitch-perfect Nimisha Sajayan, praising its grounded depiction of everyday… Read it there →
Niyogi praises Sajayan's understated performance and the film's sharp critique of everyday patriarchy but says the procedural plot 'fumbles,' with… Read it there →
Praises the film for posing the right questions about a woman's psychological transformation and for its performances, especially Sajayan and… Read it there →
Rangan says Nimisha Sajayan's performance is reason enough to follow a script that 'doesn't always know what it is doing' — a procedural-domestic… Read it there →
Babita Singh Reporting Movie Review: Nimisha Sajayan Is Torn Between Kitchen & Professional Duties, But The Film Can’t Decide Its Genre Till The End! Read it there →
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How this number was made. We read every review and derive a 0–100 reading from each — including where the critic printed a number, which stays first on its row, because it’s theirs. The Filmi Score is the mean of 20 readings; 8 of those rows also carry the critic’s own rating, shown beside ours. Rubric v2.1, computed 26 Oct 2026. Any critic can ask us to remove a derived reading.
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Babita Singh Reporting: quick answers
Box office, where to watch and what critics said — from the same data as the page.
What is Babita Singh Reporting's OTT release date?
Babita Singh Reporting arrived on OTT on 28 Aug 2026 on Prime Video in India.
Where can I watch Babita Singh Reporting?
Babita Singh Reporting is not on a subscription OTT service in India, the US, the UK or Canada right now, but can be rented or bought on Amazon Video (India). Availability comes from JustWatch and is checked every Friday.
What did critics say about Babita Singh Reporting?
Babita Singh Reporting has a Filmi Score of 72 (Very good), the mean of 20 readings of critic reviews, one per review. Readings run from 30 (Koimoi) to 92 (Unni Vlogs Cinephile). Every review and how it was scored is listed below.
What readers say
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