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Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmis courtroom drama Haq witnessed a rise in numbers over the first weekend. The movie which was released on November 7 2025 received positive reviews with many calling Yami’s performance the best of her career. The film is inspired by the life and legal battle of Shah Bano Begum. As per industry tracker Sacnilk Haq collected Rs 3.35 crore on its day 2. Haq Box Office Collection Update Haq which hit the big screens on November 7 earned Rs 1.75 crore on day 1. On day 2 which also happened to be the film’s first weekend the collection more than doubled earning Rs 3.35 crore taking Haq’s total box office collection to Rs 5.10 crore after 2 days. Yami Expresses Gratitude With the movie receiving positive reviews Yami Gautam retweeted a post on X (formerly known as Twitter) that praised the film. The actress expressed her gratitude writing “I have worked really hard to reach a point where there is creative satisfaction & audience love. So I shall never get tired of saying these 2 words from the bottom of my heart to each one of you — ‘THANK YOU’.” I have worked really hard to reach a point where there is creative satisfaction & audience love . So I shall never get tired of saying these 2 words from the bottom of my heart to each 1 of you - ‘THANK YOU’ ❤️ https://t.co/cPPT3p3I5q — Yami Gautam Dhar (@yamigautam) November 8 2025 Haq and the Shah Bano Case The legal drama Haq draws inspiration from the landmark Shah Bano case which led to crucial reforms for Muslim women regarding divorce rights. The story follows Shazia (Yami Gautam Dhar) a simple uneducated woman married to Abbas Khan (Emraan Hashmi) a reputed lawyer. Her world shatters when Abbas suddenly brings home a second wife and later divorces Shazia through triple talaq. What follows is her courageous legal battle to reclaim her dignity and rights. About Haq Directed by Suparn S Varma Haq also features Vartika Singh Danish Husain Sheeba Chadha and Aseem Hattangady in pivotal roles. Haq Review India.com reviews Haq as more than just a film about law or religion; it’s a story of human dignity of a woman’s strength to refuse injustice and of standing tall even when the world tries to break you.