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Haq Twitter review: Emraan Hashmi, Yami Gautam steal the show with 'career-best' performances, netizens call it a 'must-watch'

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07th November, 2025 08:21 IST
The wait is over, Haq has finally arrived in theatres today (November 7). Director Suparn Varma returns to the courtroom with Haq, a socially charged drama that’s fast becoming the talk of the town. Starring Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam Dhar in lead roles, the film explores the themes of faith, justice, and equality before the law. Within hours of its release, audiences took to social media to hail the film as one of the most powerful courtroom dramas of the year, praising its gripping narrative and stellar performances.

Released worldwide on November 7, 2025, Haq has opened to glowing reviews from critics and audiences alike. Produced by Junglee Pictures in collaboration with Insomnia Films and Baweja Studios, the film blends legal realism with emotional storytelling. Viewers have called it a “must-watch” and applauded the makers for taking on subjects like the Uniform Civil Code, Triple Talaq, and gender justice, topics rarely explored with such intensity in mainstream cinema.

Netizens review Haq
The story follows Shazia Bano, played by Yami Gautam Dhar, a woman caught between faith and law after her husband, advocate Abbas Khan (Emraan Hashmi), remarries and pronounces triple talaq, leaving her and their three children behind. As she takes her battle to court, the film questions whether religious law or secular law should prevail in a modern democracy. The tension between personal belief and constitutional equality forms the emotional core of the narrative, keeping audiences invested till the final verdict.





Social media reactions have been overwhelmingly positive. Many viewers praised the film for its bold and thought-provoking storytelling, calling it an intense and emotionally charged experience. Fans have lauded Yami Gautam Dhar’s performance, saying she delivers her “career-best” portrayal with sheer conviction and strength. Several tweets highlighted how her expressions and courtroom monologues carry raw emotion and truth, making her one of the standout performers of the year.



Emraan Hashmi, too, has drawn widespread appreciation for his restrained and nuanced acting. His portrayal of Abbas Khan — a man torn between ego, faith, and reason, has been described as one of his finest performances. Early reviewers have said that the chemistry between Hashmi and Gautam adds depth to an already powerful script, while debutante Vartika Singh makes a striking impression in a pivotal role.



Director Suparn Varma and writer Reshu Nath have been credited for crafting a taut screenplay that balances social commentary with emotional resonance. Audiences have praised the film’s direction and dialogue, describing the courtroom confrontations as explosive and thought-provoking. The way the film builds tension and unfolds its arguments has left many viewers reflecting on real-world legal and moral dilemmas.

More about the movie
Following the success of his earlier film Sirf Ek Bandaa Kaafi Hai, Suparn Varma delivers another thought-provoking story that questions the systems governing women’s rights in India. With its fearless narrative, compelling performances, and socially relevant message, Haq is being celebrated as a bold step for Hindi cinema, one that stays with you long after the credits roll. Did you watch the film yet?

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