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This Lokesh Kanagaraj film is the purest example of Midnight Target Entertainment in Indian cinema. A recently released prisoner (Dilli) must help a dying police officer transport a batch of poisoned alcohol to a hospital—all before midnight, while a gang of drug lords hunts them. The entire film occurs over one night. No songs, no romance, just a raw, gritty, real-time race against death. Its Hindi remake (and the original’s pan-Indian success) proved that Indian audiences crave this format.

Though not set entirely at midnight, this film is a foundational text for the genre. A common man (Naseeruddin Shah) threatens to detonate five bombs across Mumbai unless four terrorists are handed over by—literally—midnight. The entire film is a cat-and-mouse game between the police commissioner and the anonymous caller. It has no lead actress, no love story, and no interval dance number. It is pure, distilled Midnight Target Entertainment: a philosophical debate wrapped in a ticking-clock thriller. This Lokesh Kanagaraj film is the purest example

A hardcore counter-terrorism thriller, Baby features an entire subplot involving a midnight operation in a hostile country. The film’s second half is a masterclass in sustained tension, with the team racing against a terrorist’s timeline. The “midnight target” is literal: a terrorist leader who must be extracted or eliminated before dawn breaks over a crowded market. No songs, no romance, just a raw, gritty,