Baby

The events unfold in the present-day urban India, with smartphones, social media, and CCTV shaping how people interact and are judged. The story spans several years—from late high school to early adulthood—capturing the shift from schoolyard crushes to adult responsibilities. The setting emphasizes how economic disparity and social aspiration drive the characters' choices.

The film unfolds in the crowded slums of Hyderabad, where tight-knit communities and cramped housing shape daily life. Auto-rickshaws clog the streets, small shops line the lanes, and families hustle to make ends meet, highlighting the social divide. The urban setting frames the characters' dreams against persistent economic hardship.

💔 Love Across Class

Vaishnavi's feelings for Anand grow against the backdrop of poverty. She enters a prestigious college and is drawn to a glamourous social circle. The disparity between the slum roots and the new life tests their relationship. The film explores how wealth and status affect romance and self-identity.

🗝️ Secrets and Manipulation

Seetha manipulates situations to pit Vaishnavi and Viraj against Anand. The CCTV footage of Vaishnavi's kiss becomes a public weapon. Hidden agendas escalate the conflict. The film shows how secrets can unravel trust and push characters toward drastic choices.

🏙️ Urban Struggle

The narrative foregrounds economic hardship: from mortgage pressures to loan sharks and the decision to work as an auto-driver. It portrays the lure of modern consumerism—phones, parties, and status symbols—that intensify tensions. The city becomes a character that amplifies ambition, jealousy, and despair.