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Haq Box Office Collection Day 3: Haq, directed by Suparn Verma, is showing a steady rise at the box office and has managed to perform better than the previous week’s release, The Taj Story. With a positive response from both audiences and critics, the film has successfully built strong weekend momentum. As per trade reports, Haq earned approximately Rs 3.75 crore net in India on Sunday, taking its first weekend domestic total to Rs 8.85 crore. The film had opened at Rs 1.75 crore and collected Rs 3.35 crore on Saturday, marking a growth of nearly 91% in its daily earnings.

Growing Box Office Performance

Haq’s overall performance reflects solid audience interest. Within the first two days of its release, the movie earned Rs 7.50 crore globally and Rs 5.1 crore net in India. The film also showed an improvement in its occupancy rates — from 19.35% on Saturday to 23.60% on Sunday. These figures indicate that positive word-of-mouth is playing a key role in drawing audiences to theaters. Industry experts suggest that if this trend continues through the weekdays, Haq could achieve a healthy first-week total.

Day-Wise Collection Breakdown

According to box office tracking sources, Haq’s daily earnings so far are as follows:
Day 1 – Rs 1.75 crore
Day 2 – Rs 3.35 crore
Day 3 – Rs 3.75 crore
Total – Rs 8.85 crore

The gradual growth across the weekend demonstrates consistent audience engagement and rising curiosity about the film’s storyline and performances.

Yami Gautam’s Reaction to Audience Response

Lead actress Yami Gautam took to her X (formerly Twitter) account on Sunday to express gratitude for the film’s success and the overwhelming audience response. She wrote that the movie’s performance is the result of genuine appreciation and word-of-mouth support, without any artificial hype or promotional gimmicks. Yami emphasized that such organic success stories are rare in the film industry and said she will always treasure this moment in her career.

Storyline and Inspiration Behind Haq

Haq is inspired by true events surrounding the landmark legal case Mohd Ahmed Khan v. Shah Bano Begum, a historic judgment that transformed India’s legal landscape regarding women’s rights. The movie draws its essence from Jigna Vora’s book Bano: Bharat Ki Beti, which captures the emotional and social struggles behind the courtroom proceedings. The story revolves around Shah Bano, a woman who fought a long legal battle against her husband after he divorced her in 1978. The case reached the Supreme Court in 1985, where a five-judge Constitution bench ruled in her favor, asserting that Muslim women were legally entitled to maintenance under Indian law.

Cast and Performances

The film features Emraan Hashmi as Abbas, Shah Bano’s husband, and Yami Gautam as Shah Bano. Their performances add emotional depth to the courtroom narrative. Supporting roles by Vartika Singh, Aseem Hattangady, Danish Husain, and Sheeba Chaddha strengthen the film’s impact, offering a well-rounded portrayal of the real-life legal drama.

What Lies Ahead for Haq

With an encouraging start and strong weekend performance, all eyes are now on the film’s Monday box office collection. If Haq manages to maintain its pace during weekdays, it could secure a solid first-week total and possibly emerge as a sleeper hit. The movie’s strong content, meaningful storytelling, and authentic performances seem to be resonating well with audiences, making it one of the more talked-about releases of the month.