Watch the full video to get interesting facts, Ott & Satellite Details, Preproduction-Postproduction & Filming Details, Budget & worldwide lifetime Box-office collection details, Deep story analysis & explanation with detailed review of the 2019 Indian Telugu-language fantasy comedy film Oh! Baby. written and directed by B. V. Nandini Reddy


Samantha Ruth Prabhu as young Savithri alias "Baby" / Swathi (Voice dubbed by Chinmayi Sripada) Lakshmi as 70 year-old Savitri alias "Baby" Rajendra Prasad as Pasupuleti Kanakaraju aka "Chanti" , Baby's childhood friend Naga Chaitanya as young Chanti (cameo appearance) Naga Shourya as Vikram, Swathi's boyfriend Rao Ramesh as Shekar alias "Nani" , Baby's son Sajja Teja as Ramakrishna “Rocky”, Baby’s grandson and Shekar's son Pragathi as Madhavi, Baby’s daughter-in-law and Shekar's wife Aneesha Dama as Divya, Baby's granddaughter and Shekar's daughter Urvashi as Sulochana, Chanti's cousin Sunaina as Anasuya, Chanti's daughter who had a Tom and Jerry relationship with Baby Aishwarya as Vikram's mother Snigdha as Jahnavi, Vikram's assistant Raja Ravindra as Inspector Sarma, An officer appointed to investigate Baby's missing Mirchi Hemanth as Anji, Rocky's friend and band member Shreyas Wannere as Asif, Rocky's friend and band member Dhanraj as an eve teaser Cameo appearances Jagapathi Babu as God who gives anotaher life to Baby Adivi Sesh as Savitri's husband and Shekar's father Suma Kanakala as Suma, a TV anchor who gives a life advice to Baby on TV B. V. Nandini Reddy as a doctor

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