EXCLUSIVE: Rachit Singh Recalls Being ‘A Little Nervous’ On Baby Do Die Do Sets On Day One; Says, “There Was So Much Chaos”

As Baby Do Die Do gears up for its theatrical release on July 3, actor Rachit Singh looks back at one of the most memorable moments from the film’s journey — his very first day on set. A significant milestone in his career, the film marked one of his earliest projects as a lead actor, making the experience all the more special and unforgettable. The actor tells Bollywood Bubble that like many first days, the first day on the sets of this film also came with a mix of excitement, nervous energy, and unexpected challenges. What was meant to be an important day quickly turned into a race against time, teaching Rachit an invaluable lesson about the unpredictable nature of filmmaking and the importance of staying prepared under pressure. Read on to know all he said. Rachit Singh Fond Memories From Baby Do Die Do Sets Recalling his experience on Baby Do Die Do sets, Rachit Singh shared, “I think my favorite memory from the set will always be my day one because day one is always special. You’re starting something new, you’re getting into something new, and this is also one of my first projects where I’m playing a lead, so it was quite special for me.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Huma Qureshi (@iamhumaq) Elaborating on what happened on the sets on the first day of shoot, the actor continued, “I remember day one was also very chaotic because my shot was scheduled towards the end of the day and we had to finish it by nine. I had very little time — only around ten minutes to take the shot. Since it was my first day, I was a little nervous, and there was so much chaos around. But the shot happened, and it turned out to be very, very beautiful.” Rachit: As An Actor, You Just Have To Be Prepared Rachit Singh further added, “That day has stayed with me because on a film set, anything can happen. As an audience, you watch a scene and think how beautifully or artistically it has been done, but you don’t always know what goes on behind the scenes. Sometimes there’s no time, everything is happening in the moment, and there’s chaos everywhere. That day made me realize that as an actor, you just have to be prepared, stay in the moment, and give your best, no matter what’s happening around you.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Saleem Siblings (@saleemsiblings) For Rachit, the memory stands out not just because it was his first day on the film, but because it perfectly captured the reality of life on a movie set—where plans can change in an instant, challenges can arise unexpectedly, and yet the magic somehow comes together on screen. It was a moment that strengthened his confidence as an actor and reaffirmed the importance of trusting the process. Following his impactful performance in Thamma, Rachit will now be seen in a completely different avatar as Siddhu in Baby Do Die Do. As the film prepares to arrive in cinemas on 3rd July, audiences can look forwar