#HaQ - Twitter Hashtag

1 day ago

Don’t know why @yamigautam has not received the #nationalfilmawards for her performance in #Haq movie She was outstanding .. just outstanding @AdityaDharFilms #Haqmovie #Netflix

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𝙎𝙝𝙤𝙖𝙞𝙗 𝙆𝙝𝙤𝙨𝙤

@realshoaibkhoso

2 days ago

There are films that entertain, and then there are films that leave a permanent mark on your heart. #HAQ is one of those rare cinematic experiences. I finally watched #HAQ on Netflix, and I can confidently say it is one of the most powerful, thought-provoking, and emotionally honest Hindi films in recent years. At the center of this masterpiece is @yamigautam, who delivers nothing short of a phenomenal performance as Shazia. She doesn't rely on loud dialogues or exaggerated emotions to make an impact. Instead, every glance, every silence, every moment of pain and resilience speaks volumes. Watching her transform from a vulnerable woman into someone who courageously fights for her dignity is both heartbreaking and inspiring. This is not just another courtroom drama. Inspired by the historic Shah Bano case, HAQ explores justice, equality, women's rights, and human dignity with remarkable maturity. The film never sensationalizes sensitive issues. Instead, it encourages viewers to think, question, and empathize. What impressed me the most is how respectfully the film separates faith from the misuse of authority. It reminds us that protecting the rights and dignity of women should never become a political debate—it is a human responsibility. The story gives voice to countless women whose struggles have often remained unheard. The supporting cast is equally brilliant, with every actor adding emotional depth to the narrative. Yet, this film undoubtedly belongs to Yami Gautam. She carries every frame with grace, strength, vulnerability, and authenticity. By the end, you don't see an actress—you see Shazia. The direction, screenplay, dialogues, cinematography, and background score all come together beautifully to create a film that stays with you long after the credits roll. This is cinema with purpose, courage, and heart. In an age where many films prioritize box-office numbers over meaningful storytelling, #HAQ stands as a reminder that powerful stories still matter. It deserves every bit of appreciation and recognition it receives. ⭐ My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) And yes... in my opinion, @yamigautam has once again delivered a National Award-worthy performance. Congratulations on your well-deserved National Award for #Article370—and I truly hope HAQ earns you yet another one. If you haven't watched it yet, don't miss it. It's streaming on Netflix, and it's more than just a movie—it's a conversation every society should have. #HAQ #YamiGautam #Shazia #NationalAward #Article370 #Netflix #HindiCinema #CourtroomDrama #WomenRights #Justice #Equality #PowerfulCinema #MustWatch #IndianCinema #MovieReview #CinemaLovers #SocialJustice #StrongWomen #Bollywood #FilmReview

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Er. Gurjeet Singh Chaulia (ਗੁਰਜੀਤ ਸਿੰਘ ਚੌਲੀਆ) @Singh__Garry

2 days ago

@CMOPbIndia @BhagwantMann this is a serious issue which is govt must address. On the Punjab's resources the only #HAQ of Punjab natives.

Singh Sahib Giani Harpreet Singh

@J_Harpreetsingh

2 days ago

Punjab’s decision to issue caste certificates to migrants is a direct assault on the rights of Punjab’s Dalits. The rights and government benefits that the people of Punjab fought for over decades are now being extended to those who have migrated from outside the state, making them beneficiaries of the same entitlements. Earlier, migrant workers were often accused of affecting employment opportunities for local workers by accepting lower wages. Now, by granting them caste certificates, they are also being made eligible to compete for government jobs and welfare schemes that many believe were intended for Punjab’s disadvantaged communities. This is not merely an issue concerning the rights of Punjab’s Dalits. It could become part of a broader policy that, according to its critics, risks reducing the influence of Punjab’s indigenous population within their own state. The Bhagwant Mann government should clearly explain whose interests this decision serves and why it has been taken at what critics describe as the expense of the rights of Punjab’s people. There should be no compromise, under any circumstances, with the rights of Punjab or the rights of Punjab’s Dalits.

J_Harpreetsingh's tweet photo. Punjab’s decision to issue caste certificates to migrants is a direct assault on the rights of Punjab’s Dalits.

The rights and government benefits that the people of Punjab fought for over decades are now being extended to those who have migrated from outside the state, making them beneficiaries of the same entitlements.

Earlier, migrant workers were often accused of affecting employment opportunities for local workers by accepting lower wages. Now, by granting them caste certificates, they are also being made eligible to compete for government jobs and welfare schemes that many believe were intended for Punjab’s disadvantaged communities.

This is not merely an issue concerning the rights of Punjab’s Dalits. It could become part of a broader policy that, according to its critics, risks reducing the influence of Punjab’s indigenous population within their own state.

The Bhagwant Mann government should clearly explain whose interests this decision serves and why it has been taken at what critics describe as the expense of the rights of Punjab’s people.

There should be no compromise, under any circumstances, with the rights of Punjab or the rights of Punjab’s Dalits.

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Bharat Ki Beti 🇮🇳👧🏻

@PratibhaPriyad3

3 days ago

I finally watched #HAQ, and I absolutely loved it. I know I am too late as I can barely sit for a movie. But this one really made me do so. More than the courtroom drama or the historical backdrop, it is @yamigautam as Shazia who stays with you long after the credits roll. This isn't a performance built on dramatic outbursts or theatrical monologues. It's the quiet dignity in her silence, the restrained grief, the gradual transformation from a wronged wife into a woman who refuses to surrender her self-respect that makes her portrayal extraordinary. For me, this is yet another #NationalAward worthy performance from Yami Gautam. Inspired by the landmark Shah Bano case, HAQ chooses empathy over sensationalism. It asks uncomfortable questions about justice, dignity and the rights of divorced Muslim women while portraying faith and the misuse of religious authority as distinct issues. Rather than attacking a religion, the film focuses on how personal laws and patriarchal interpretations can affect women's lives. What impressed me most is that HAQ brings to the forefront conversations that have often remained uncomfortable in mainstream discourse. For decades, many women have found themselves caught between social pressure, religious authority and legal uncertainty. Whether one agrees with every political or legal implication surrounding these debates or not, their lived experiences deserve to be heard, not ignored. The film reminds us that genuine conversations about women's rights should never become casualties of political convenience or ideological posturing. The supporting cast, especially Sheeba Chaddha, lends remarkable depth to the narrative, but the film belongs to Yami Gautam from beginning to end. Her performance carries the emotional weight of the story with such honesty that it never feels like she is acting, she simply becomes Shazia. Critics across publications have similarly highlighted her portrayal as the film's strongest asset. In an era when many films choose comfort over courage, HAQ deserves appreciation for opening a difficult conversation with restraint and humanity. Whether you watch it for its legal history, its social relevance or simply for one of the finest performances in recent Hindi cinema, it is a film that deserves to be seen. My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5) And yes, in my opinion, @yamigautam deserves another National Award for Shazia... congratulations for the current one for #Article370 It's available on Netflix, you can watch it.

PratibhaPriyad3's tweet photo. I finally watched #HAQ, and I absolutely loved it. I know I am too late as I can barely sit for a movie. But this one really made me do so.

More than the courtroom drama or the historical backdrop, it is @yamigautam as Shazia who stays with you long after the credits roll. This isn't a performance built on dramatic outbursts or theatrical monologues. It's the quiet dignity in her silence, the restrained grief, the gradual transformation from a wronged wife into a woman who refuses to surrender her self-respect that makes her portrayal extraordinary. For me, this is yet another #NationalAward worthy performance from Yami Gautam.

Inspired by the landmark Shah Bano case, HAQ chooses empathy over sensationalism. It asks uncomfortable questions about justice, dignity and the rights of divorced Muslim women while portraying faith and the misuse of religious authority as distinct issues. Rather than attacking a religion, the film focuses on how personal laws and patriarchal interpretations can affect women's lives.

What impressed me most is that HAQ brings to the forefront conversations that have often remained uncomfortable in mainstream discourse. For decades, many women have found themselves caught between social pressure, religious authority and legal uncertainty. Whether one agrees with every political or legal implication surrounding these debates or not, their lived experiences deserve to be heard, not ignored. The film reminds us that genuine conversations about women's rights should never become casualties of political convenience or ideological posturing.

The supporting cast, especially Sheeba Chaddha, lends remarkable depth to the narrative, but the film belongs to Yami Gautam from beginning to end. Her performance carries the emotional weight of the story with such honesty that it never feels like she is acting, she simply becomes Shazia. Critics across publications have similarly highlighted her portrayal as the film's strongest asset.

In an era when many films choose comfort over courage, HAQ deserves appreciation for opening a difficult conversation with restraint and humanity. Whether you watch it for its legal history, its social relevance or simply for one of the finest performances in recent Hindi cinema, it is a film that deserves to be seen.

My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)

And yes, in my opinion, @yamigautam deserves another National Award for Shazia... congratulations for the current one for #Article370

It's available on Netflix, you can watch it.

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Rabi Pirzada

@Rabipirzada

5 days ago

ڈاکٹر نبیحہ یا حارث کھوکھر ان میں سے غلط کون؟ جانیے قرآن کی روشنی میں۔۔۔۔ #Quran #Islam #Haq #Sach #Justice #DrNabiha #HarisKhokhar #IslamicReminder #Pakistan #Truth

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Junglee Pictures

@JungleePictures

6 days ago

#SheebaChaddha keeps raising the bar. Then raises it again. 🤌 #JungleePictures #DoctorG #Haq #SameActressBTW

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Moin Saeed @MoinGohar

7 days ago

Jabir Sultan Alratv, Shorts, Jabir, Sultan #alratv #shorts #YounusAlGohar #kalma #haq

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Moin Saeed @MoinGohar

7 days ago

Ilm ka sar chashma Quran nahi Mustafa ﷺ ki Zaat hai #rasoolallahﷺ #ilm #quran #haq #alratv

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Junglee Pictures

@JungleePictures

8 days ago

Tell us it's monsoon without telling us it's monsoon. 😌 @yamigautam #EmraanHashmi #JungleePictures #Haq #Baarish

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Syed Waseem Raza Musvi 🇮🇳 @Waseemsyedboy

10 days ago

Labbaik Ya Fatima Zehra (s.a) 🙌🏼 #iran #haq #Yazehra #middleEast

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Aavishkar

@aavishhkar

11 days ago

Hearty congratulations to @yamigautam for winning the National Award for Best Actor (#Article370). Very well deserved! Next one loading for #HAQ (hopefully) 🤞

aavishhkar's tweet photo. Hearty congratulations to @yamigautam for winning the National Award for Best Actor (#Article370). Very well deserved! Next one loading for #HAQ (hopefully) 🤞 https://t.co/NLhGWezrhN

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Lakshman @LakshmanOnX

11 days ago

#YamiGautam is coming for that Best Actress Award again next year with #Haq #Article370 #NationalAwards #72ndNationalAwards

Sumit Kadel

@SumitkadeI

11 days ago

#Article370 bags the National Award for Best Feature Film, while #YamiGautam is honoured with the National Award for Best Actress for her outstanding performance. Heartiest congratulations to Yami Gautam, Aditya Dhar, B62 Studios, director Aditya Suhas Jambhale, and the entire team on this remarkable achievement. @B62Studios

SumitkadeI's tweet photo. #Article370 bags the National Award for Best Feature Film, while #YamiGautam is honoured with the National Award for Best Actress for her outstanding performance.

Heartiest congratulations to Yami Gautam, Aditya Dhar, B62 Studios, director Aditya Suhas Jambhale, and the entire team on this remarkable achievement.

@B62Studios

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justicewins @NoOFFENCes

12 days ago

#Haq Dil Tod gaya tu ....

Riddhishree🎀

@Riddhishree27

12 days ago

Quote absolutely rare song that no one know

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Lionel Philip

@LionelPhil32221

16 days ago

Sunn rahe ho na Modiji... Iss desh ki Chhatraon Ki maang hai ye... Kab istifa de rahe PAPER LEAK MINISTER? #ChhatronKiGoonj #haq #nyaay #neet #paperleak #justasking @ShayarImran

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ABHIIJIT PATIL @abhiie_abhi

18 days ago

Dekho zara dekho Naam tera likha hai Mera hai jo mera Sab tera ho chuka hai Dil pe ab na zor koi Har qadam teri ore hai Saans hai khushbu bhari Har raasta ab phool hai #HindiFilm #HAQ Listen to #Qubool #Song #VishalMishra , #ArmaanKhan , #KaushalKishore

zeeshan. @callmezzee

18 days ago

we were busy saying bollywood lost its magic, while songs like this went unnoticed. an underrated gem whose lyrics deserve so much more love

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Junglee Pictures

@JungleePictures

18 days ago

Yami had us the moment she said, "Kabhi kabhi mohabbat kaafi nahin hoti." ❤️‍🩹 @yamigautam @iamvartikasingh #JungleePictures #Haq

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Junglee Pictures

@JungleePictures

20 days ago

The remarkable journey of Haq continues with nominations at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne! ✨ @yamigautam @IFFMelb #JungleePictures #Haq #IndianFilmFestivalOfMelbourne

JungleePictures's tweet photo. The remarkable journey of Haq continues with nominations at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne! ✨

@yamigautam @IFFMelb

#JungleePictures #Haq #IndianFilmFestivalOfMelbourne https://t.co/6hbNm2FiZG

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Moin Saeed @MoinGohar

26 days ago

TU APNAY MURSHID KO HAQ AUR BATIL KE TRAZOO MAIN TOLTA HAI JABKE MURSHID TERE BATIL KO BHI NIBHATA HAI #Murshid #GoharShahi #haq #scale #batil

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𝗙𝗶𝗹𝗺𝘆 𝗩𝗶𝗲𝘄

@filmy_view

28 days ago

Total views at the end of 3 Weekend (Bollywood on Netflix, 2024 Onwards) 1.#Dhurandhar: 18.7M 2.#Crew: 16.7M 3.#Fighter: 14M 4.#Animal: 13.6M 5.#Shaitaan: 13M 6.#Raid2: 12.3M 7.#LaapataaLadies: 11.2M 8.#BhoothBangla: 11.1M ✅ 9.#Dunki: 10.8M 10.#Haq: 10.1M 11.#Saiyaara: 10M 12.#JollyLLB3: 9.8M 13.#TereIshkMein: 9.7M 14.#BadeMiyanChoteMiyan: 9.6M 15.#Jaat: 9.4M 16.#BhoolBhulaiyaa3: 9.3M 17.#KhelKhelMein/#Deva: 8.7M 18.#TheBuckinghamMurders: 7.9M 19.#DeDePyaarDe2: 7.7M 20.#TheDiplomat: 7.6M 21.#Jigra: 7.5M - Direct to digital releases excluded, based on top 10 Global trending.

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