Haq Box Office Collection Day 1 Prediction: Emraan To Get His Highest Opener Post COVID 19 | EXCLUSIVE

Haq Box Office Collection Day 1 Prediction: Emraan Hashmi has been enjoying a successful year, with several notable projects under his belt. After starting with "Ground Zero" and then featuring in Pawan Kalayan's "They Call Him OG," Emraan is now in the spotlight for his upcoming film, "Haq." Directed by Suparn Verma, this courtroom drama also stars Yami Gautam, Paridhi Sharma, Danish Hussain, and Sheeba Chadha. The film "Haq" draws inspiration from the significant Supreme Court case of Mohd. Ahmed Khan vs Shah Bano Begum.

To note, Emraan portrays Mohd. Ahmed Khan in Haq, while Yami takes on the role of Shazia Bano, Ahmed Khan's wife. This marks Emraan's first collaboration with Yami Gautam, and their fresh on-screen chemistry has been attracting considerable attention. The impressive ensemble cast and intriguing storyline of "Haq" have generated significant buzz. The film's initial premiere received rave reviews, further fueling audience anticipation. The movie's plot and performances are expected to captivate viewers upon its release. As Haq has been released amid massive buzz, there have been speculations about how the movie will fare at the box office

Haq Box Office Collection Day 1 Prediction

In an exclusive conversation with Filmibeat's Chief Copy Editor Ranpreet Kaur, film business expert Rohit Jaiswal stated, "Since the review is outstanding and considering this film is based on Shah Bano case, which is controversial I strongly feel it will take ₹3.5cr - ₹4cr opening at the box office".

Haq To Become Emraan Hashmi's Highest Opener Post COVID 19

If the prediction turned out to be true, Haq will become Emraan Hashmi's highest opener post COVID 19. It will be interesting to see if Haq will meet the expectations.

Meanwhile, during a conversation with HT, Emraan was quizzed if he was hesitant about taking up the controversial topic, to which he said, "There were questions when I signed this film. I have done films of a certain nature. But it's very important as an actor to do a gamut of characters. That, for me, is growth as an artiste. If you don't risk things, that's not art, that's empty marketing. You do those popcorn flicks that release and are forgotten after the first week of theatrical release, which is fine, that's part of business. But films (like Haq) are important, too. You want to do films that leave behind a message and will stay in people's conversations... Haq is not singling out people from a certain community or maligning it. It's about people from a community; it could be any community".