As the weekend rolls in, Yami Gautam Dhar and Emraan Hashmi are ready to light up the screens with their intense new drama, ‘Haq’. The film, which blends courtroom tension with emotional depth, has already created buzz for its gripping premise and powerful performances. With Yami continuing her streak of strong, socially charged roles and Emraan returning in a sharp, layered avatar, ‘Haq’ promises to be more than just another legal thriller — it’s a story that questions justice, truth, and morality in today’s world. Directed by Supern Verma, here are five reasons why it deserves a spot on your weekend watchlist.

Yami’s another compelling act:

After delivering two back-to-back theatrical successes with ‘OMG 2’ and ‘Article 370’, Yami has returned to the screens with another compelling role, as she plays Shazia Bano, commonly known as Shah Bano. With her latest performance, Yami presents a real-life story that puts her at the centre of a complex moral conflict. The ‘Vicky Donor’ actress is known for her conviction-driven roles and performances, and with ‘Haq’ she delivers just that. Her performance is not only emotionally charged but also reflects the intensity she puts in every character she plays, especially roles like these. Going by the trailer, Shah Bano, Yami has shown heartbreak, restraint, and rage in her performance.

Emraan Hashmi’s transition to powerful roles:

With projects such as playing an antagonist in ‘Tiger 3’ to portraying a real-life BSF officer in ‘Ground Zero’, Emraan has already made the audience realize that he is no longer the ‘serial kisser’, but rather, is a ‘serious actor’. And ‘Haq’, only strengthens this belief further. As Mohammed Ahmed Khan, Shah Bano’s husband, Emraan displays how his character is flawed and selfish. Emraan puts up a show that reflects on how beautifully he has transitioned into layered and mature characters. Adding to it is his chemistry with Yami, which is intriguing yet restrained and deeply layered.

It presents a real-life story of justice and dignity:

‘Haq’ is a film that is inspired by the Supreme Court’s landmark judgement in the Mohd. Ahmed Khan v/s Shah Bano Begum case. Although the film takes cues from this controversial 1985 maintenance lawsuit, it goes beyond the courtroom to shed light on the larger conversation around women’s rights, dignity, and justice. Through this film, ‘Haq’ has once again brought everyone’s attention to one of the most crucial judgments of the Apex court that has left an incredible mark on Indian legal history.

A courtroom drama that you shouldn’t miss:

If you are someone who loves to watch a courtroom drama, then ‘Haq’ is a film that promises you just that. From the arguments to the burst of emotion, including anger, hurt, and frustration, this film promises to provide you with all of that, alongside sharp dialogues and tense confrontations. It is also a film that tells you how real-life stories help in shaping legal reforms. It’s an addition to the list of some of India’s well-crafted and narrated legal dramas.