Nivin Pauly is enjoying a good phase in his career with the success of ‘Sarvam Maya’ and the talented actor is coming back with his next film ‘Baby Girl’. The movie is set for a worldwide theatrical release on January 23. The makers have now released the trailer and it has quickly grabbed attention. The trailer feels tense from the very first moment. It does not waste time and pulls the viewer straight into its world.
Story hints around a missing baby
The trailer shows that the story moves around a newborn baby. A baby goes missing from a hospital, and this becomes the main point of the film. Nivin Pauly plays the role of a hospital attender. From the trailer it is clear that he is not a simple character. He looks scared, confused, and also secretive. Police are seen following him. He seems to be hiding something and also lying at times. The trailer strongly hints at a grey shaded character for Nivin Pauly.
Strong performances and dark tone
Actress Lijomol plays a serious and intense role. She appears to be the mother of the missing baby. Her emotions look raw and painful. The investigation angle gives the film a thriller feel. The story seems to happen in a very short time frame. There are many unanswered questions left at the end of the trailer.
Fans react strongly to trailer
Nivin Pauly shared the trailer on his Facebook page with the caption, “Every story begins with a glimpse, every dream with a spark. Step into our world and experience what’s coming next. Trailer out now.”Fans quickly filled the comment section. One wrote, “Suspense is there. Another hit coming.” Another wrote, “All The Best Nivin & The Entire Team.” One comment said, “The comeback we waited for Vintage Nivin Pauly is truly back.” Another wrote, “Something big is hidden.” One fan commented, “Nivin is the villain .” Another said, “So excited for the movie. All the best Nivin pauly.” One more wrote, “Look like a grey shade character or may b villian ethu pwolikkum .“‘Baby Girl’ stars Nivin Pauly, Lijomol, Sangeeth Prathap, and Abhimanyu Thilakan. It is directed by Arun Varma and written by Bobby–Sanjay.
