Rachit Singh Describes Siddhu as the Moral Compass of 'Baby Do Die Do'

Rachit Singh opened up about his role as Siddhu in the crime‑thriller "Baby Do Die Do". According to Singh, Siddhu stands out as the lone figure of virtue amid a world tangled in darkness. He is portrayed as an honest individual who has no ties to the underworld, preferring instead to live in his own rhythm and help those around him.

"Siddhu sees goodness in people and constantly looks for ways to support students and strangers alike," Singh explained. He added that the character serves as the film’s moral anchor, offering a contrast to the violent undertones that dominate the plot.

Singh emphasized that Siddhu’s simplicity and compassion make him the most 'pure‑souled' character on screen, a factor that resonates strongly with audiences seeking a hopeful note in a gritty narrative.