Haq Hindi Movie
In 1980s India, Shazia Bano seeks justice when her husband stops child support after remarrying. His attempt to silence her with triple talaq sparks a national debate on women's rights and faith.
Haq has been widely recognized for tackling a sensitive and historically significant subject—the Shah Bano case and its implications on faith, law, and women’s rights. Critics appreciate the film’s mature approach to the theme, particularly the strong performance by Yami Gautam Dhar, who dominates the screen with depth and conviction. The narrative is praised for staying grounded in reality and exploring relatable characters while addressing societal and religious challenges. However, some reviewers point out shortcomings. A few critics felt the film occasionally lacks emotional depth and fails to fully explore the broader social context. While the script gives the leads room to shine, the overall execution is seen as restrained, sometimes leaning more on messaging than storytelling. Overall, the film is noted for its significance, powerful performances, and handling of a contentious subject with care, though it is not without its narrative limitations.
Verdict:
Haq is a thought-provoking and socially relevant drama that balances historical inspiration with contemporary resonance. Its strength lies in performance and theme rather than cinematic flair. It is recommended for audiences interested in socially conscious cinema, legal dramas, and strong female-led narratives.
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Yami Gautam | |
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Emraan Hashmi | |
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Vartika Singh | |
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Danish Husain | |
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Sheeba Chadha | |
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Aseem Hattangady |
Director: Suparn S Varma
Producers: Vineet Jain, Vishal Gurnani, Juhi Parekh Mehta, Harman Baweja
Music Director: Vishal Mishra
Song Lyrics Writer: Kaushal Kishore
Sound Designer: Ajay Kumar
Cinematographer: Pratham Mehta
Editor: Ninad Khanolkar
Screenplay Writer: Reshu Nath
