Amid the controversy surrounding the Diljit Dosanjh-starrer Satluj, the Central government, according to sources, is considering bringing OTT platforms under the purview of the censor.
In a separate video message, the minister said his commitment to Punjab and the country would continue, adding that his efforts were aimed at preventing conflict rather than fuelling it.
A film meant to revisit Punjab's troubled past has now sparked a heated debate over history, facts and accountability. As questions grow louder, the makers of Satluj are being asked to back their claims with evidence.
Political leaders, religious institutions and community groups are stepping in, ensuring that the conversation around Jaswant Singh Khalra's legacy continues far beyond the screen.
He fought not with weapons, but with documents and unwavering belief. 'Satluj' doesn't shout its history, it just refuses to look away from it. Some truths cost everything, and this film makes sure we never forget his.
A film about hidden truths just went missing from the one place it was legally streaming. Within hours, it resurfaced everywhere else. No official word from Zee5. Plenty of unofficial links online.
A film that disappeared from streaming within days is now at the centre of a political storm. Saket Gokhale has questioned Satluj's removal, saying history cannot be erased by taking a film offline.
Days before 'Satluj' was actually pulled from Zee5, Diljit Dosanjh had already told fans not to worry, since everyone had downloaded the film anyway. Now that his prediction has come true.
Diljit Dosanjh's 'Satluj' survived three years of censorship battles, two title changes, and 85 reported cuts, only to be pulled from Zee5 days after finally reaching audiences. Here's the full story.
Some questions catch celebrities off guard, and this one clearly did. When a fan brought up the CJP's protest at Jantar Mantar, Diljit Dosanjh had a quick and honest answer ready. Politics, he made clear, is simply not his stage.
