Diljit Dosanjh’s film “Satluj,” originally titled “Punjab ’95,” becomes available on ZEE5 Global on July 3, streaming in its complete form without cuts. The Honey Trehan-directed drama is inspired by the life of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra and focuses on his campaign against police brutality during the Punjab insurgency. The film was produced by RSVP and MacGuffin Pictures. Both outlets note that “Satluj” faced long delays connected to India’s censor board, including problems that led to the film being pulled from a prior Toronto exhibition. After years of censorship hurdles, the movie is now released digitally, with ZEE5 Global presenting it as uncut. Times of India frames the film as a social drama intended to highlight alleged human-rights violations and the experiences of people affected during that period, while Variety emphasizes the timing and that viewers can watch the full, uninterrupted version. The digital release marks a new stage for a film that had already encountered distribution obstacles related to approvals and content revisions.