Call Me Bae Twitter Review: Netizens’ Reactions To Ananya Panday Starrer Are Funnier Than The Show Itself

The comedy-drama series ‘Call Me Bae’, directed by Collin D'Cunha, marked Ananya Panday's OTT debut.

Ananya Panday's character Bella ‘Bae’ Chowdhary gets a downgrade from being an heiress to a hustler.

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‘Call Me Bae’, directed by Collin D'Cunha and produced by Karan Johar, marked Ananya Panday's OTT debut. The comedy-drama series released on Prime Video on Friday. Ananya's character Bella ‘Bae’ Chowdhary gets a downgrade from being an heiress to a hustler after a massive scandal.

The actor portrays Bella as she makes her way through the chaotic city of Mumbai after her family abandons her in the series, which chronicles a "riches to rags" journey. 

After binge-watching the series, a lot of social media users have shared their 'Call Me Bae' reviews on X (formerly Twitter).

Call Me Bae review: Ananya Panday 's show is self-aware to the right degree by sending itself up just enough, not letting self-righteousness weigh its exaggerations down. It’s only when it starts getting too woke and serious that it bites off more than it can chew.#CallMeBae… pic.twitter.com/L78WarPVHB

— Pawan Giri (@kavyaroop) September 6, 2024

Vapid, humourless and an absurd fantasy, you can tell #CallMeBae is written by people whose engagement with journalism starts with Instagram and ends with TV news.https://t.co/TZg3It59Ax#CallMeBaeOnPrime pic.twitter.com/aLZIzZCOu2

— Akhil Arora (@akhil_arora) September 6, 2024

#CallMeBae Is A Kaleidoscope Of Fun ,Frolic & Message On Woke Womanhood @PrimeVideoIN

Collin D’Cunha surely has what it takes. Call Me Bae, which is streaming on Amazon Prime from September 6, is no ordinary happening. It is monstrously entertaining and insanely…

— Subhashk Jha (@SubhashK_Jha) September 6, 2024

#CallMeBae didn't impressed me.😐The show has so so many forced moments, dialogues and characters borrowed from social media and other movies, that it just appears cliché and a spoof. #AnanyaPanday #CallMeBaeOnPrime https://t.co/eIgkLxL0as

— Neeti Roy (@neetiroy) September 5, 2024

"Call Me Bae" suffers from being clichéd, lacking depth, and uninventive storytelling. Despite energetic performances, it feels repetitive with predictable plotlines and missed opportunities for sharper execution. #CallMeBae #PrimeVideo https://t.co/I76ZcWI4EA

— piyush chaturvedi (@mr_chaturvedi9) September 6, 2024

watched call me bae and it’s literally just emily in paris sobo version
but like ananya‘a acting has genuinely improved 🙌🏼

— aaaaaa 💅🏼🌸 (@ammuuuu16) September 6, 2024

#CallMeBae is completely whacky, OTT and cheesy but guess what, it works as a super bingeable series. @ananyapandayy continues to showcase her acting skills as a ditzy heiress turned pauper. Dialogues are sharp and hilarious and @thevirdas is a hoot!!! 😂

— Teja Navalkar (She/Her) (@tejanavalkar) September 6, 2024

Besides Ananya Panday, the comedy-drama series also features Vir Das, Gurfateh Pirzada, Varun Sood, Vihaan Samat alongside Muskkaan Jaferi, Niharika Lyra Dutt, Lisa Mishra, and Mini Mathur. 'Call Me Bae' released on September 6.