‘Get Set Baby’ OTT release: Unni Mukundan starrer to start streaming on THIS date

Malayalam comedy-drama ‘Get-Set Baby’, starring Unni Mukundan, is set to make its digital debut soon. The film, which released in theaters on February 21, received praise for Unni Mukundan’s performance, with audiences appreciating his compelling portrayal of the lead character.


OTT release date

According to Indian Express Malayalam, Get-Set Baby will start streaming on Manorama Max in the last week of April. However, an official confirmation regarding the exact date is still awaited.

What is ‘Get Set Baby’ about?

Directed by Vinay Govind, ‘Get-Set Baby’ follows the story of Dr. Arjun Balakrishnan, a dedicated gynecologist specializing in fertility treatments. His passion for the field is deeply personal, influenced by his strong bond with his mother. Over the years, he earns recognition for his expertise, helping many couples achieve their dream of parenthood.


However, his journey is not without challenges. As he navigates ethical dilemmas, societal pressures, and professional hurdles, his personal life also faces turmoil. His wife, Swathy, and a middle-aged couple seeking treatment play key roles in shaping his decisions. Just as he finds stability, an unexpected setback shakes his confidence, affecting both his personal and professional life.

Check out our review

ETimes rated the film with 3 stars out of 5 and our review reads, “The film opens with a voice-over by Mohanlal, drawing a parallel between the birth of the Kauravas and IVF treatments. The story begins when Arjun, a young doctor, decides to specialise in gynecology—a field traditionally dominated by women. He meets Swathi, who later establishes a farm-to-table business. But what happens when success goes to one’s head? How does pride destroy harmony? Arjun's journey follows a man who loses his way when success finds him. While Arjun's transformation feels a little abrupt, the message still comes across. A particularly striking moment is the death of a dear character, reinforcing the unpredictability of life and the futility of regret. The fact that an interaction between the two was avoided makes the moment even more poignant.”