Haq: Emraan Hashmi, Yami Gautam Film Hailed By Industry; Celebs Call It 'Brave, Essential, Highly Engaging'

Haq recently had a special screening with Bollywood personalities in attendance. People like Nikhil Dwivedi, Rajkumar Gupta, Rajeev Khandelwal and many others have expressed their views after watching

Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gupta release. Filmmaker Tahira Kashyap has mentioned Yami Gautam saying, 'Yami has delivered her best monologue.'

Film industry reviews Junglee Pictures' upcoming film Haq

Produced by Junglee Pictures, in association with Insomnia Films and Baweja Studios, Haq is set for a release date on November 7. Now, after a special screening for the industry experts, the filmmakers have lauded Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam's acting meanwhile mentioning Suparn S Varma's 'exceptional' direction.Nikhil Dwivedi praised the film’s impact, saying, “HAQ is terrific! Very powerful & an impactful film. It must be watched. Don't miss it.”Acclaimed filmmaker Rajkumar Gupta was moved by the film’s courage and storytelling integrity, calling it, “Brave, bold & important. Everyone should go & watch it.”Actor Rajeev Khandelwal, was taken by the film’s relevance, and said, “The film speaks about something that should have been spoken decades ago, and Suparn has done it so beautifully.”Filmmaker Tahira Kashyap singled out the emotional power of Yami Gautam’s performance, noting, “Yami has delivered her best monologue, and Suparn has directed it exceptionally. It’s powerful, emotional and so beautifully made.”Acting mentor and director Atul Mongia lauded the film’s social urgency, “This film is essential. I’m so glad a film like this has been made — we need this cinema.”ALSO READ: Haq: Legal Community And Corporate Leaders Laud Emraan Hashmi And Yami Gautam's Film - Watch Director-producer Honey Trehan emphasised the film’s wider significance, saying, “It’s a very, very important film for our country and society. Beautifully written and directed.” Filmmaker Anubhuti Kashyap applauded the film’s balance of sensitivity and conviction, stating, “It’s a difficult subject to get right, and the writing balances it excellently. Reshu (Nath, write) has done a great job. It’s crafted with so much sensitivity.”Screenwriter Sumit Arora, who has backed socially relevant films most notably The family man and Jawan, called the film both urgent and compelling. He said, “It’s engaging, socially relevant and filled with powerful performances. Yami and Emraan are in top form, and the narrative holds you from start to finish.”Casting director Veer Panchal urged audiences to support the film theatrically, saying, “This film will find love everywhere, but it must be watched in theatres so more cinema like this gets made.”

More about the film

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. It 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. For those unaware, the movie has been inspired by a landmark Supreme Court judgement.