The courtroom drama Haq is all set to release in the theaters in just a few hours. The film is all set to release today (November 7, 2025). The movie, inspired by the iconic and landmark case of Shah Bano Begum, stars Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam. The movie had caught itself stuck between a whirlwind of legal issues, from the heirs of Shah Bano. As per them, the drama piece breached the privacy of their ancestor and did not gain any permission from them before the release. However, the movie has gotten a green signal from Madhya Pradesh HC, who has dismissed all such claims.
Haq X review
The film has already created a huge buzz on the internet. The netizens have taken to X (formerly Twitter) to share their opinions about the movie. The audiences have been offering early reviews of fans.
It seems like some people were not impressed by Hasmi’s performance in the film. One viewer wrote, “Film #HAQ is a must-watch for all Muslim women. Yami Gautam is at her very best. Director #SupernVerma has done a brilliant job. Emraan Hashmi’s wig is as bad as his acting. Vartika Singh has done very impressive acting. It’s produced by #SandeepSingh and #VickyJain! Love it.” Another said, “Watched #Haq at the special screening last evening.
Film #HAQ is a must watch for all Muslim women. Yami Gautam is at her very best. Director #SupernVerma has done a brilliant job. Emraan Hashmi’s wig is as bad as his acting. Vartika Singh has done very impressive acting. It’s Produced by #SandeepSingh and #VickyJain! Love it.? pic.twitter.com/vObQ5QMV8T
KRK (@kamaalrkhan) November 6, 2025
It’s not just a film; it’s a mirror to our society raising tough, necessary questions about justice, equality, and faith. @yamigautam is absolutely phenomenal as Shazia Bano powerful yet vulnerable, she breathes life into a role that will be remembered for a long time. And @emraanhashmi delivers one of his most mature, layered performances restrained, compelling, and real. #Haq is more than cinema it’s a conversation we all need to have.”
Watched #Haq at the special screening last evening.
It’s not just a film, it’s a mirror to our society raising tough, necessary questions about justice, equality and faith. @yamigautam is absolutely phenomenal as Shazia Bano powerful yet vulnerable, she breathes life into a pic.twitter.com/4yS3RqwlFd
Navika Kumar (@navikakumar) November 5, 2025
You can see some more early reviews of the film here:
#HaqReview ~ SOLID, INTENSE and POWERFUL DRAMA!
Ratings – #Haq isn’t just a FILM, it’s a POWERFUL STATEMENT ! A hard-hitting, thought-provoking drama that exposes the clash between EGO, FAITH, and the right to question what’s wrong
The SCREENPLAY is crafted so pic.twitter.com/m7ZrSvMoYx
CineHub (@Its_CineHub) November 6, 2025
#Haq is not as what I thought of – I felt there will be some political propaganda in it, but I was wrong. I am rather happy with the compact script, sticking to the concerning matter with a courtroom drama! Emraan Hashmi as Abbas has done a fantabulous job portraying the fragile pic.twitter.com/BXSO6vcNMA
Samina Shaikh ?? (@saminaUFshaikh) November 5, 2025
Having watched #YamiGautam, I can say she is at the top and there is noone who can be close to what she is doing. With #Haq she proves, she is the best and finest that we have in not just Bollywood but whole of Indian cinema. One can say, with all facts and her performance, she pic.twitter.com/VGpJ4mfscs
Upala KBR (@upalakbr999) November 6, 2025
Yami Gautam delivers her career-best performance in Haq.
Powerful, graceful & emotionally explosive.
A simple story told with sincerity and Yami carries it with stunning conviction.#Haq #YamiGautam ? pic.twitter.com/VreRxPGrsd
Funbir Singh (@FunbirSingh) November 5, 2025
More about Haq
Directed by Suparn S. Varma, Haq is inspired by the real-life case that took place between Shah Bano Begum, a Muslim woman, and her husband, Mohammed Ahmad Khan. For the unversed, Shah Bano Begum was married to a famous lawyer from Indore, Mohammed Ahmad Khan. after full 3 decades of their marriage, Khan abandoned his wife, as well as the five children that they were parents of. This led to Bano finding herself at the steps of court, seeking justice. Mohd. Ahmed Khan vs. Shah Bano Begum became a landmark case, which fueled a surge of pan-nation debates on female rights and Muslim personal law.
In the film, Yami Gautam plays the role of Shah Bano Begum, while Hashmi portrays the character of Mohammed Ahmad Khan, Yami’s husband as well as her legal opponent.
The movie features a fictionalized version of Shah Bano Begum and is an adaptation of Jigna Vora’s book, Bano: Bharat Ki Beti.
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