When a film like Haq  ends, it doesn’t really end  — it stays with you. The courtroom drama starring Yami Gautam  and Emraan Hashmi  isn’t just another legal thriller; it’s a mirror to India’s moral conscience. Loosely based on the Shah Bano case (1985) , it transforms a real-life legal battle into a story about one woman’s courage to question the system — her religion, her husband, and her country’s laws — all in pursuit of something as simple, yet profound, as justice. The

Release Date:  November 7, 2025 | Platform:  Netflix (Jan 2, 2026) | Rating:  ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ (4/5) If you believe cinema should make you feel  something real — not just escape for a few hours — then Suparn Verma’s “Haq”  is a film you shouldn’t miss. Based on the landmark Shah Bano case (1985) , it’s not just another courtroom drama. It’s a mirror — showing how easily society silences women in the name of love, faith, and tradition. A Story Rooted in Pain, Power & Patriarchy Set i

The wait is finally over! The trailer of HAQ , starring Emraan Hashmi, Yami Gautam Dhar, and debutant Vartika Singh , has set social media abuzz with excitement. Directed by Suparn S Varma , known for The Family Man  and Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai , the film dives into one of India’s most debated legal cases of the 1980s — the Shah Bano case , a real-life story that changed Indian law forever. Produced by Junglee Pictures , in association with Insomnia Films  and Baweja Studios

The courtroom is about to get emotional! 🎬 Bollywood is gearing up for one of its most hard-hitting dramas of the year with “Haq,”  starring Yami Gautam  and Emraan Hashmi , hitting theatres on November 7, 2025 . The teaser has already created ripples online — and for good reason. Inspired by the historic Supreme Court judgment in the Shah Bano case , Haq  dives deep into questions of faith, justice, and women’s rights  — all set against the charged backdrop of India’s legal