The hope is that the film raises significant issues about the rights of women, and does not become a diatribe against a minority community that has happened with some recent films, points out Deepa Gahlot.
'Some films are meant to more than just entertain you. They are meant to challenge, provoke, push you to think, instil change, and be in the public conversation.' 'That is Haq.'
'You can't make art with a point of view of fear. You have to present the truth.' 'That's why such films are not being made these days.' 'You never put the truth in the script because you fear you might offend somebody.'
The Ajay Devgn-Rakul Singh starrer couldn't get a double digit score on the first day.
'If you don't have a discussion, there is no meaning to any film.' 'I hope Haq will come in that category that you like a lot.'
After a long time, here's a film that does justice to the people whose stories are never heard or written about, notes Divya Nair.
If Rashid cannot be the king, he could be the kingmaker after October 8 when the results to the J&K assembly are declared.
'If someone is claiming it, then produce the agreement. I will be taking legal action.'
'I am honest, hardworking, spiritual, a bit of a hypochondriac, and fun!'
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