Junglee Pictures' Haq: Zero Cuts, UA Certificate For Yami Gautam, Emraan Hashmi Film

Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi’s Haq is releasing in theatres this Friday (November 7). The Central Board of Film Certification in India, along with censor boards in the UAE, Australia, New Zealand and the UK

cleared the film with zero cuts. The Suparn S Varma directorial received a UA rating in the country.

Haq gets UA certificate

Trade expert Taran Adarsh tweeted on Tuesday, “'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 (sic).”

'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

ALSO READ: Yami Gautam Reveals No Cuts Made In Haq For UAE Release, Film Fit For 15 Plus: Not Meant To Antagonise... - EXCLUSIVE

Haq cleared in UAE with zero cuts

In an exclusive chat with Times Now Editor-in-Chief Navika Kumar, Yami revealed that no cuts were made in Haq for UAE release and that it carries a 15+ rating. She said, “This is the first time I am sharing, ki is film ko UAE main in terms of censorship there are no cuts and it is 15 plus. Meaning it is watchable for all. Toh agar waha koi problem nahi hai that means this film is not here to antagonise anyone from any faith. Isse bada evidence atleast bethe bethe bina film release ke toh dena thoda mushkil hai. You are not making film about one community.”The actress also opened up about the importance of fostering clean, constructive debate in a society she described as increasingly divided and polarised. She added, “Bilkul zarurat hai. Abhi hum Haq film ki baat kar rahe hai jo concept hai film ka, jo subject hai. Agar debate na ho aur discussion na ho — it’s dead, doesn’t mean anything then. So the fact ki debate hai, not with an intention that ki kuch controversy karte hai. Wo wala PR na aapko jarurat hai na humein jarurat hai. Humne ek simple kahani kahi jo hume laga ki kehni chahiye bator artist, humne wo kahi.”

About Haq

Haq is inspired by a landmark judgment of the Honourable Supreme Court, which explores themes of family, religion, justice, faith, identity, liberalism, and law, including the Uniform Civil Code under Article 44 of the Indian Constitution. It is a hard-hitting, powerful and inspiring story that revolves around a mother who approaches the courts to claim rights for herself and her children under Section 125 of the CrPC. Haq is produced by Junglee Pictures, along with Insomnia Films and Baweja Studio. The film also stars Vartika Singh, Sheeba Chaddha, Danish Hussain, and Aseem Hattangady in pivotal roles.