Yami Gautam’s Fun Exchange With Paparazzi At Mumbai Airport Proves She Is A Born Star

Yami Gautam has embarked on a promotional tour for her next film Haq. The Bollywood actress was sighted at Mumbai airport this morning, departing in style with co-star Emraan Hashmi . In a paparazzi clip,

Yami was seen walking out of the airport and conversing with the photographers before leaving the area. The actress appeared in a chic yet relaxed look, illustrating that airport style can still be comfy.

Yami was seen in a simple blue and green cotton suit with an absolutely no makeup look. She only wore a pair of tinted glasses as she hurried left the premises. She was also seen having a fun conversation with the paparazzi. Some weeks back, Yami was spotted at the airport in a black and white striped sweater with loose-fitting dark denim. The actress kept her accessories simple, wearing a black baseball cap and matching sunglasses to complete her look. In another video, Yami’s co-star Emraan Hashmi was seen arriving at the airport to join her on the promotional trip.

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All About Yami Gautam’s Latest Project

Haq is a courtroom drama inspired by the famous 1985 Supreme Court decision in Mohd. Ahmed Khan vs. Shah Bano Begum. Suparn S. Varma directs the film, which is inspired by the real-life Shah Bano case and follows Yami as a Muslim woman fighting for maintenance rights in court after her divorce. In addition to Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam, the film features Sheeba Chaddha and Vartika Singh in key roles. Haq, produced by Junglee Pictures in collaboration with Insomnia Films and Baweja Studios, builds on Junglee’s history of making provocative and relevant films. The film is slated to open in theatres on November 7.

Yami first gained recognition with Vicky Donor in 2013, winning multiple debut accolades for her performance. She has received numerous accolades, including Filmfare Awards and IIFA nominations, for films such as Bala, A Thursday, and Article 370.