Haq Box Office Collection Day 1: Yami Gautam, Emraan Hashmi's courtroom drama sees slow start, earns Rs 1.65 Cr

The film is set in 1980s India and revolves around Shazia Bano as she seeks justice when her husband stops child support after remarrying. His attempt to silence her with triple talaq sparks a national debate on women's rights and faith.

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According to Moneycontrol, an excerpt from Haq review reads, “Every once in a while, a film comes along that doesn’t try to make noise yet manages to linger long after the credits roll. ‘Haq,’ directed by Suparn S Varma, is one such film. Drawing its essence from the spirit of the Shah Bano case, it takes a story rooted in the 1970s and 1980s and retells it with quiet urgency. There are no fiery speeches or melodramatic courtroom showdowns here. Instead, Varma crafts a film that speaks through silences and moments of quiet defiance. In a time when cinema often mistakes volume for impact, ‘Haq’ dares to whisper—and that’s what makes it powerful. ‘Haq’ may not please everyone. It moves at its own pace, refuses to sensationalize its subject, and demands attention rather than applause. But that’s exactly why it works.”