8 months ago
Haq OTT Release Date Announced
Haq is a movie starring Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi.
It's about a real-life court case from the 1970s and 1980s.
The movie didn't do very well in theaters, but it got good reviews.
Now, it's coming to Netflix in early January.
The story is about a woman named Shah Bano who fought for her rights in court.
It's an important story about fairness and equality for women.
Many people are excited to watch it on Netflix because they missed it in theaters.
Yami Gautam also shared her experience of having to audition for another film, Kaabil, while others did not, which she found interesting.
Haq, starring Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi, will stream on Netflix in early January.
The movie is based on the real-life Mohd Ahmed Khan vs Shah Bano Begum case.
Haq received positive reviews but had a modest box office performance.
The digital streaming rights are held by Netflix, with an expected release date of January 2.
Yami Gautam revealed she had to audition for Kaabil, questioning the difference in treatment compared to her contemporaries.
- Who
- Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi
- What
- OTT release of the movie Haq
- Where
- Netflix
- When
- January 2 (expected)
- Why
- To reach a wider audience after a modest box office performance
Yami Gautam's Perspective
Industry Norms
Screen Testing
Yami Gautam's Perspective
Yami Gautam had to audition for Kaabil while others did not, which she found questionable.
Industry Norms
Screen testing is a common practice in the industry and depends on various factors beyond an actor's control.
Key facts
- Movie Title
- Haq
- Director
- Suparn Verma
- Lead Actors
- Yami Gautam, Emraan Hashmi
- Theatrical Release Date
- November 7, 2025
- OTT Release Date
- January 2 (expected)
- OTT Platform
- Netflix
- Box Office Collection
- ₹23.04 crore
- Story Based On
- Mohd Ahmed Khan vs Shah Bano Begum case
Quotes
Yami Gautam
Actress known for her roles in films like Kaabil, Uri, and Bala.
“I decided to stop questioning. I took a breather and rewired the way I approached films, choosing the kind of stories and directors I wanted to associate with, within the choices I had. And that's when Uri and Bala happened. After that, everything changed.”
NDTV
“I realised that every film reveals something new. So what's the point of obsessing? Whether you're cast in a film depends on someone else's decision, and that decision isn't always based on your potential; it's influenced by many other factors.”
NDTV
