法理恩仇 (2025)
हक़
一名出身贫寒但意志坚定的青年律师意外卷入了一桩涉及政商勾结的强拆命案，在调查过程中发现案情背后竟牵连着自己家族尘封多年的血泪真相，面对来自强权的巨大利诱与暴力威胁，他拒绝妥协并孤身在法律红线与社会潜规则之间反复周旋，凭借过人的胆识剥离层层伪装，最终在法庭与舆论的尖锐交锋中为受害者夺回了属于他们的基本权利与尊严，完成了一场关于公义与自我救赎的艰难博弈。
- 上映日期
- 2025-11-07
- TMDB
- 7.5 / 10 (34)
- 片长（分钟）
- 2小时11分钟
- 类型
- 剧情
- 导演
- Suparn Verma
演员阵容
- 亚米·高塔姆 — Shazia Bano
- 伊姆蘭·哈希米 — Mohd. Abbas Khan
- Vartika Singh — Saira
- शीबा चड्ढा — Bela Jain
- Danish Husain — Shazia's Father
- Aseem Hattangady — Faraaz Ansari
- Jaimini Pathak
- Piloo Vidyarthi
- Anang Desai — Supreme Court Chief Justice
- Smriti Mishra — Uzma
- Paridhi Sharma — Iram
- Danish Iqbal — Liaqat
趣闻
Haq (transl. Right) is a 2025 Indian Hindi-language courtroom drama film directed by Suparn Verma. It stars Yami Gautam Dhar and Emraan Hashmi, alongside Sheeba Chaddha in a pivotal role. Produced by Vineet Jain, Vishal Gurnani, Juhi Parekh Mehta, Vicky Jain and Harman Baweja under the banners Junglee Pictures, Insomnia Films and Baweja Studios respectively. It is inspired by journalist Jigna Vora’s book Bano: Bharat ki Beti which is based on the landmark Supreme Court judgement of Mohd. Ahmed Khan v. Shah Bano Begum. The film’s screenplay was written by Reshu Nath, with music composed by Vishal Mishra, cinematography by Pratham Mehta and editing by Ninad Khanolkar.
Production
Haq is directed by Suparn S. Varma and produced by Junglee Pictures in collaboration with Insomnia Films and Baweja Studios. The screenplay was developed by Reshu Nath, with music composed by Vishal Mishra, Shivam Gupta as the casting director and Vijay Shinde as the VFX director. The film takes creative inspiration from Jigna Vora’s book Bano: Bharat ki Beti, which recounts Shah Bano’s legal struggle and its broader social implications.
The film was shot in Lucknow (Amir-ud-daula Public Library, Safed Baradari, Tomb of Saadat Ali Khan, Akbari Gate), Kakori (for Sankhani scenes), Sandila, Nyotini, Hardoi and Delhi.
In October 2025, Siddiqua Begum, the daughter of Shah Bano, issued a legal notice to the CBFC and the makers of Haq, alleging that the film draws from her mother’s 1985 Supreme Court case without her consent. She claimed that the filmmakers had not consulted her and had inaccurately portrayed aspects of her mother’s story. The notice requested a halt to the film’s release, citing potential violations of personality and publicity rights.
In November 2025, Madhya Pradesh High Court dismissed her plea, reiterating that privacy and reputation are not inheritable and extinguish with the person's death. Thus, there was no obligation to seek consent. The court also noted that the film's disclaimer states that the it was a dramatised and fictionalised adaptation of the book Bano: Bharat ki Beti by Jigna Vora.
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