Baby Come Naa Review

It's so hard to believe, Alt Balaji houses show like 'Gandii baat' and simultaneously host shows like 'Baby Come naa' as well, one with a thought-provoking novel plotline and the other with none at all. This show is a nightmare boasting everything that is wrong with India's sexist and misogynistic culture.

Aditya (Shreyas Talpade), a rich eccentric punchable dumb wit is sailing two sinking ships of meaningless romantic relationships. On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays he's with Sarah (Shefali Zariwala), a pea-brained bimbo who has only been cast for her ability to apply lipstick. On Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays he's with Sophie (Manasi Scott), another unthoughtful, mindless barbie. The lead actresses have no serious dialogues or role other than standing by as a pretty props. Kiku Sharda as Yo-Yo Bappi Singh, Aditya's friend, in a bad-boy outfit was the last thing I would have imagined to see ever.

This icky show with lewd and undignified portrayal of women and humanity is a curse that no one should have to suffer through.