Actors Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam created a moment of cinematic nostalgia today during their Delhi promotions for their upcoming film Haq. They revisited the iconic steps of the Honourable Supreme Court of India to recreate the poster of their upcoming film, HAQ. The Honourable Supreme Court of India holds special significance in the film, as it mirrors the film’s central conflict the clash between personal law and secular law. Haq is inspired by a landmark supreme court judgement from the 1980s. The recreated poster pays homage to the film’s powerful narrative, capturing the drama and moral complexity that define HAQ. The Haq trailer that came out in this week promises the film to be engaging, compelling and makes the film a must watch on the big screen. Produced By Junglee Pictures and Directed by Suparn Verma, the film delves into the intersection of belief, justice, and identity in modern India.
Yami Gautam said,"Justice may take time, but it never leaves you alone. HAQ is a voice that sparks reform, and with this film, we revisit that once powerful judgement that ignited reform." Emraan Hashmi added, “Recreating the Haq poster in front of the Supreme Court wasn’t just a visual moment, it was symbolic. The film is inspired from a landmark case that changed the course of justice in India, and standing there reminded us of the real stories that inspired it.” Haq releases in theatres worldwide on 7th November.