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Anusha Jacob
I felt the movie was a bit all over the place.
It was a murder mystery but also a movie with a social lesson about respecting women at home and the work place. The only saving grace was Nimisha, but several portions reminded me of The Great Indian Kitchen, that left me hoping that she doesn’t get type cast into such roles. Her depth is much more than that as an actor.
11 Sep’26 01:51
Filmi charcha with Kunal
Decent mystery thriller
Tension.
Gripping. Dark theme. Murder mystery . Climax dips but still good OTT watch
Vijay Kulkarni
It was a decent movie, with a simple plot and daily struggles shown very
appropriately.
🍿 Popcorn Scale
Babita Singh Reporting is a quiet crime thriller that works more through its
characters than flashy twists. Babita, an underestimated police officer, returns to her in-laws’ town
Jinesh Muralidharan
Apart from being a fantastic Nimisha sajayan showcase , the movie didn’t really
work for me as a moving drama or a whoddunnit as it was trying to be both at the same time and
Raveena 's
Gripping, good script and no bias.
Sidcinnati .
This is Nimisha Sajayan's world and we're just living in it.
BSR was slow, the type of pace you'd expect from Mollywood but she pretty much carried the whole film.
Now this
The Cine Column
Babita Singh Reporting begins with a quiet crisis of self‑belief, taking a
meditative, atmospheric approach to the female‑led cop drama. Rather than leaning on the invincible
Cinema B.E
Nimisha on this world building plus, but sloppy screenplay & that climax
stretch investigation below par attempt
HCSR - 🌟.5 / 5
Genre - Investigation Thriller
OTT - Netflix
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Patrona_ on_ult
Distraction is the best self exploration.
J Joy
Babita Singh Reporting (2026) is a Crime, Drama, Thriller that follows Babita
Singh aka Baby, an ASI who is a simple, innocent, and soft-natured woman appointed through a
Popcorn Reviewss
#BabitaSinghReporting is a masterful, character-driven slow-burn drama that
brilliantly subverts traditional investigative tropes to deliver a searing commentary on societal