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Courtroom Drama Based on Landmark Shah Bano Case Titled ‘HAQ’ – Title & Release Date Confirmed
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A powerful courtroom drama based on the historic Shah Bano vs Ahmed Khan case is all set to hit the big screen. Titled ‘HAQ’, the film has officially locked its name and release date. According to an exclusive report by Pinkvilla, key updates about the film’s release, star cast, and storyline have now surfaced.
‘HAQ’ – A Title That Speaks for the Story
The title ‘HAQ’ (meaning ‘right’) perfectly aligns with the core theme of the film — a woman’s fight for her rights, justice, and dignity. Inspired by real-life events, the story draws emotional depth from the controversial Shah Bano case and aims to deliver a socially relevant cinematic experience.
As per trusted sources, the film is scheduled for a theatrical release on November 7, 2025. An official teaser confirming the release date will be unveiled soon.
Yami Gautam & Emraan Hashmi Share Screen for the First Time
The film stars Yami Gautam in the role of a woman battling the system to claim her rights. Opposite her, Emraan Hashmi plays her husband, Ahmed Khan, a skilled yet morally conflicted lawyer. This marks the first-ever on-screen pairing of the two actors, who will be seen facing each other in a legal battle.
The cast also includes Sheeba Chaddha, Danish Hussain, and Aseem Hattangady in significant roles, further adding strength to the ensemble.
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Yami Gautam Returns to Real-Life Drama
After delivering impactful performances in socially driven films like ‘Article 370’ and ‘OMG 2’, Yami Gautam returns in a deeply emotional role, portraying a woman wronged by the system but determined to fight back. Her character will represent the voice of countless women who seek justice in a biased world.
The film focuses on themes such as justice, women’s rights, and the complex judicial process in India.
Suparn Varma’s First Theatrical Film as Director
After the success of digital hits like ‘Rana Naidu (2023)’ and ‘The Trial (2023)’, director Suparn Varma is set to make his theatrical debut with this film. Known for his gripping narratives, Suparn brings his storytelling expertise to the big screen for the first time with ‘HAQ’.
What Was the Shah Bano Case?
In 1978, Shah Bano, a 62-year-old Muslim woman, was divorced by her husband after 43 years of marriage. She filed a petition seeking alimony (maintenance), leading to a landmark Supreme Court judgment in 1985 that ruled in her favor. The case became a turning point in the fight for Muslim women’s rights in India and sparked nationwide legal and political debates.
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