Yami Gautam’s has recently debuted on Netflix, and Haq is capturing the attention of audiences, who are lauding her impactful portrayal in this courtroom
drama. The excitement around the film grew when Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt expressed her admiration for Yami on Instagram, referring to her as a “queen” and describing her performance in Haq as “pure artistry, heartfelt, and truly exceptional.” Also joining the Haq fanbase is Saif Ali Khan's sibling Saba Pataudi, who shared an extensive message on social media, commending the film. She labeled Yami's performance as 'remarkable' and declared the movie a must-see. In reply, Yami shared her note and expressed her gratitude.
Saba Pataudi, sister of Saif Ali Khan, commends Haq
In a message posted on her Instagram Story, Saba lauded Haq, stating, "Remarkable performances. Exceptional. Definitely deserving of a standing ovation...for a masterpiece. So beautifully brought to life on screen. A narrative that needed to be told about Shazia Bano. TIMELY."
She continued, "Yami Gautam you were simply EXCEPTIONAL. I was brought to tears by the depth of your talent and effort. A lifelong admirer ...always, Emraan Hashmi, you enhance the script and together create something solid and extraordinary. Suparn Varma, outstanding work. Take a bow. Reshunath, fantastic writing!! To the entire cast and crew ...Congratulations. #Haq on Netflix is a MUST SEE."
In response to her post, Yami commented, "Thank you so much, Saba!!," and included heart emojis.
About Haq
Haq, crafted by Reshu Nath and helmed by Suparn Verma, is a courtroom drama inspired by the pivotal Shah Bano Begum vs. Mohd. Ahmed Khan Supreme Court case. Set in the 1980s in India, the film narrates the tale of Shazia Bano (Yami Gautam), whose life is turned upside down when her husband Abbas (Emraan Hashmi) takes another wife. Although Abbas initially agrees to provide financial support for their children, he later retracts his commitment. Shazia bravely stands up in court, confronting societal pressures and personal challenges. When Abbas resorts to triple talaq to silence her, Shazia’s quest for justice becomes the film's core, delving into the intricate interplay of faith, tradition, and constitutional rights.
With Yami’s captivating performance and a socially pertinent storyline, Haq has become one of the most discussed releases on Netflix this year.
