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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&apos;s rights and faith.

Bold and Brilliant Film Inspired by Real Events

Haq is a powerful movie inspired by the real-life case of Shah Bano vs. Mohammad Ahmad Khan (1985) - a landmark judgement that exposed the injustice faced by Muslim women under the triple talaq system. The film beautifully portrays the clash between secular law and Muslim personal law, raising vital questions about gender equality and social reform.

Yami Gautam delivers a deeply moving performance, and Emraan Hashmi - the &quot;King of Love&quot; - adds strength and charm to every scene. The movie courageously highlights the hypocrisy of the judicial system and the resistance to reform within society.

A fantastic, unexpected, and thought-provoking film from Bollywood. Hats off to everyone involved in creating this remarkable piece of cinema.

A diverse group of people navigate the harsh realities of debt, loans, and financial hardship in modern society, as their personal lives and relationships face mounting pressure from monetary struggles.

Official Trailer

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Haq is a powerful movie inspired by the real-life case of Shah Bano vs. Mohammad Ahmad Khan (1985) - a landmark judgement that exposed the injustice faced by Muslim women under the triple talaq system. The film beautifully portrays the clash between secular law and Muslim personal law, raising vital questions about gender equality and social reform.

Yami Gautam delivers a deeply moving performance, and Emraan Hashmi - the "King of Love" - adds strength and charm to every scene. The movie courageously highlights the hypocrisy of the judicial system and the resistance to reform within society.

A fantastic, unexpected, and thought-provoking film from Bollywood. Hats off to everyone involved in creating this remarkable piece of cinema.

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.

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Haq

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