HAQ Box Office Day 7: Yami, Imran’s film earns Rs 14 crore in first week
Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam’s film ‘Haq’ continues to perform well at the box office and is close to earning Rs 20 crore after seven days of release in theatres.
Emraan Hashmi and Yami Gautam’s legal drama ‘Haq’ has completed its first week at the box office and has been earning steadily since its release on November 7. Despite positive critical response, the film’s earnings have been modest, and industry observers believe that the coming weekend could play a significant role in determining its long-term success. Inspired by a landmark Supreme Court decision, the film tracks its lead character’s efforts as she seeks justice in a high-profile court case that has sparked a national debate on faith and women’s rights.
According to box office tracking sacnilak‘HAQ’ earned Rs 1.10 crore on the seventh day, taking its total net collection to Rs 14 crore. The film recorded an overall Hindi occupancy rate of 8.55 percent on Thursday, with show viewership seeing a gradual increase throughout the day. If this trend continues then the film is expected to reach Rs 20 crore in the coming days.
Day wise collection of HAQ
Day 1: Rs 1.75 crore
Day 2: Rs 3.35 crore
Day 3: Rs 3.85 crore
Day 4: Rs 1.05 crore
Day 5: Rs 1.75 crore
Day 6: Rs 1.15 crore
Day 7: Rs 1.10 crore
Day-wise earnings of the film are shown A steady pace, Rs 1.75 crore on day 1, Rs 3.35 crore on day 2 and Rs 3.85 crore on day 3. Revenue declined slightly during the week, but the gradual accumulation highlights viewers’ continued interest in courtroom drama. The film’s performance has become a subject of interest given its thematic relevance and modest earnings relative to its production budget.
‘Haq’ is directed by Suparn Verma and produced by Junglee Pictures. With music composed by Vishal Mishra. It stars Yami Gautam as Shazia Bano, a woman who takes herself to court after her husband leaves her and their children. The film also stars Emraan Hashmi, Sheeba Chaddha and Vartika Singh in lead roles. The narrative examines the complexities of personal law, gender justice, and the intersection of faith and legal rights.
The film was made on an estimated budget of Rs 40 to 45 crore, although the exact figures have not been confirmed by the producers. At the moment, ‘HAQ’ is some distance away from its production budget, and its box office performance next week will be crucial in determining whether it can recover its costs and move towards profitability.
Considering the release of Ajay Devgan’s ‘De De Pyar De’, the upcoming weekend is likely to be a crucial one for ‘Haq’. With a significant increase in viewership during evening and night shows, there is cautious optimism that the film can bridge its budget gap and potentially cross the Rs 20 crore milestone. However, competition from other releases and word-of-mouth will play a key role in shaping its trajectory in the days to come.
The story’s connection to the historic court decision has sparked discussion among audiences and has been credited with maintaining interest in the film. As audiences head to theaters over the weekend, box office tracking will continue to focus on whether *Huck* can capitalize on its steady momentum to achieve further commercial success.
