Haq X Review: Did Emraan-Yami's Film Touch Hearts Or Is Total Bakwas? Check Out Tweets Before Watching It

Haq X Review: Emraan Hashmi is having a remarkable 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. "Haq" draws inspiration from the significant Supreme Court case of Mohd. Ahmed Khan vs Shah Bano Begum.

To note, Emraan portrays Mohd. Ahmed Khan, while Yami plays his wife, Shazia Bano. This marks the first time Emraan and Yami are working together, and their chemistry has been a talking point among fans and critics alike. The impressive ensemble cast of "Haq" has generated considerable interest. The film's intriguing storyline has also contributed to its growing popularity. The initial premiere received rave reviews, further fueling anticipation among audiences eager to see this legal drama unfold on screen. As Haq has hit the screens, here's what the audience has to say about the movie

Haq Twitter Review

Taking to the micro-blogging site Twitter, a user gave Haq a 4 star rating and wrote, "#HAQReview: A No-nonsense Courtroom Drama that is grounded with Truthism. #HAQ takes you on a journey where you see both emotions of love and moments of justice. The story takes such a sudden turn that the entire audience is left shocked, wondering what just happened. Seriously a THOUGHT-PROVOKING!!!"

Another user wrote, "#Haq is essentially good cinema..... An important question raised and delivered by superlative performances by @yamigautam and @emraanhashmi . Even newcomer #VartikaSingh delivers a commendable performance. Everything is top notch . please watch it. Good Cinema".

Meanwhile, during a conversation with HT, Yami was quizzed if she was hesitant about taking up the controversial topic, to which she said, "Controversy, debate, discussion - that is not the first thought as an artiste. It's always how I feel after reading the script. Of course, it's the powerful story of a very courageous woman back in the 1980s. Today, there are multiple conversations to express what we want, what can be done to make things better. Back in the day, there was nothing of that sort. That woman did it without the intent of making it controversial, but just to literally do what every mother does for their child. How can she provide the best for her children? I thought Haq was a wonderfully written script".