Haq TO Uri, Five Powerful Performances By Yami Gautam

With Haq receiving praise after its digital debut on Netflix, Yami Gautam’s filmography is once again in focus. Over the years, the actress has built a strong body of work that balances commercial cinema with socially relevant stories. From romantic comedies to intense political dramas, here are five Yami Gautam films worth watching, starting with Haq.

1. Haq (2025)

Genre: Courtroom Drama

Released on November 7, 2025, Haq is inspired by the historic Shah Bano case, a landmark moment in India’s legal and social history. Yami Gautam plays a determined lawyer fighting for a woman’s rights in a male-dominated legal system. The film highlights justice, equality, and constitutional rights, making it one of her most powerful roles so far. The film is available

to stream on Netflix.

2. Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019)

Genre: Action, War

Yami Gautam and Vicky Kaushal starred patriotic film is available to stream on Zee5. In this film, Yami plays an intelligence officer who supports India’s military mission following the Uri terror attack. Though not the central character, her role adds emotional depth and strength to the narrative. The film was both a critical and commercial success.

3. Vicky Donor (2012)

Genre: Romantic Comedy

Yami made her Bollywood debut with this bold and refreshing film. Vicky Donor tackled the taboo topic of sperm donation with humour and sensitivity. Opposite Ayushmaan Khurrana, her portrayal of Ashima Roy won appreciation and helped the film become a super hit. You can stream this film on Amazon Prime.

4. Article 370 (2024)

Genre: Political Thriller

In Article 370, Yami takes on a serious, action-oriented role as an intelligence officer involved in a mission linked to the abrogation of Article 370. The film blends political events with high-intensity drama and showcases her in a strong, no-nonsense avatar. You can stream this film on Netflix.

5. Dasvi (2022)

Genre: Social Drama

Released on Netflix, in this light-hearted yet meaningful film, Yami plays an IPS officer who challenges a corrupt politician (played by Abhishek Bachchan) to complete his school education while in jail. Her calm authority and sharp performance stood out, adding balance to the film’s humour and message.

Together, these films reflect Yami Gautam’s growth as an actor who is unafraid to choose roles rooted in realism, social issues, and strong female perspectives, making Haq a natural next step in her evolving career.