Emraan Hashmi, Yami Gautam’s Haq Gets Zero Cuts In These Five Countries: ‘When A Story Speaks Truth..’

Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam’s film, Haq, has already achieved a significant milestone ahead of its release on November 7. The story of an Indian woman’s fight for her rights has been cleared with zero

cuts and a UA certificate in not only India, but also four other countries.

Produced by Baweja Studios, DJ Fluke Production and Insomnia Films, Haq stars Yami Gautam as Shazia Bano and Emraan Hashmi as Lawyer Abbas in the lead. The upcoming Junglee Pictures film has cleared the Central Board of Film Certification in India, as well as the censors in the UAE, Australia, New Zealand and the UK, with zero cuts.

Haq Clears Zero Cut Censors

To update about the Suparn S Varma directorial receiving a UA rating in the country, trade expert Taran Adarsh tweeted, “’HAQ’ CLEARED IN INDIA, UAE, UK, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND… #JungleePictures’ #Haq – starring #EmraanHashmi and #YamiGautamDhar – has received censor clearance in #India, #UAE, #UK, #Australia, and #NewZealand. #India: Certified UA 13+ by CBFC on 28 Oct 2025. #UAE: Certified PG15 #UK: Certified PG #Australia: Certified PG #NewZealand: Certified PG.”

For those unaware, a Certified UA 13+ rating by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), as well as PG15 and PG, means the film is suitable for unrestricted public exhibition, but comes with a recommendation for parental guidance for children under 13 and 15, respectively.

'HAQ' CLEARED IN INDIA, UAE, UK, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND… #JungleePictures' #Haq – starring #EmraanHashmi and #YamiGautamDhar – has received censor clearance in #India, #UAE, #UK, #Australia, and #NewZealand.

⭐️ #India: Certified UA 13+ by CBFC on 28 Oct 2025.
⭐️ #UAE:… pic.twitter.com/CaVeom53DY

— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) November 4, 2025

Internet’s Reaction To The Glorious Moment For Haq

Reacting to the Taran Adarsh post on X, a user said, “This is truly fantastic news! The censor clearance of a film like ‘HAQ’ in multiple countries is a strong indication that its story is set to resonate not only with Indian audiences but on an international level as well.”

Another wrote, “Exciting news! Looks like #Haq has a powerful story to life on the big screen!”

Someone mentioned, “All set for a powerful release! The certifications are in, and #Haq is ready to make its mark worldwide. Can’t wait to see Emraan & Yami in this gripping drama!”

A post on Instagram shared the update about Haq, writing, “When a story speaks truth, it needs NO CUTS!”

Haq’s Storyline

Written by Reshu Nath, the movie is set in 1980s India, inspired by the landmark Supreme Court of India judgment in Shah Bano vs. Ahmed Khan. Shazia Bano’s world falls apart when her husband, Abbas, abandons her and their three children after marrying a second time. Initially, Abbas agrees to pay monthly maintenance for their children, but when he stops, Bano takes the bold step of going to court.

Although Abbas tries all means to silence her by pronouncing triple talaq, it later grows from Bano’s personal struggle into a national debate about faith, women’s rights and justice.

Besides the lead duo, the film also stars Sheeba Chaddha, Aseem Hattangady, DJ Henaary, Danish Husain, Rahul Mittra and Vartika Singh in key roles.