Diljit Dosanjh’s Satluj, formerly Punjab ’95, premieres uncut on ZEE5

Satluj On OTT: Where To Watch Diljit Dosanjh & Arjun Rampal's Crime Drama Film?

Punjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh plays lead role in his crime drama film, Satluj. In the film, the actor plays the role of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra. Formerly titled “Punjab ’95”, the film quietly premiered under a new name, “Satluj”, on OTT. Directed by Honey Trehan, Satluj is a crime thriller set against the backdrop of Punjab. The story revolves around crime, power, and justice, promising intense action sequences and emotionally driven performances.The streaming platform shared the trailer of the film and wrote, "Powerful. Bold. Unforgettable. Satluj, inspired by true events. Watch 'Satluj' streaming now only on ZEE5."OTT premiere and title changePunjabi superstar Diljit Dosanjh plays lead role in his crime drama film, Satluj. Formerly titled “Punjab ’95”, the film quietly premiered under a new name, “Satluj”, on OTT.Powerful. Bold. Unforgettable.Satluj, inspired by true events.Watch 'Satluj' streaming now only on Zee 5#Zee5Exclusive#SatlujOnZEE5 https://t.co/K70HedPy0K@diljitdosanjh @rampalarjun #SuvinderPalVicky #GeetikaVidya #KanwaljitSingh @HoneyTrehan @RonnieScrewvala… pic.twitter.com/nUA9boLyFw— ZEE5Official (@ZEE5India) July 3, 2026 Film direction and backgroundDirected by Honey Trehan, Satluj is a crime thriller set against the backdrop of Punjab. The story revolves around crime, power, and justice, promising intense action sequences and emotionally driven performances.The streaming platform shared the trailer of the film and wrote, "Powerful. Bold. Unforgettable. Satluj, inspired by true events. Watch 'Satluj' streaming now only on Zee 5."Story and inspirationSatluj (previously named Punjab '95) is a biographical drama inspired by the actual events of human rights advocate Jaswant Singh Khalra. Set in Punjab in 1995, the movie centres on a typical bank worker who looks into the vanishing of a family acquaintance and reveals a large police cover-up. He discovers that countless innocent individuals were murdered and secretly cremated, with their families never informed. Determined not to yield, he jeopardises his safety to reveal the corrupt system to everyone.Satluj X Review: 'Rona Aagaya', 'Must Watch'; Diljit Dosanjh Starrer Earlier Titled Punjab 95 Leaves Netizens ImpressedDiljit Dosanjh on SatlujTalking about the movie, Diljit said in a statement, “Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra ji’s martyrdom and his contribution to humanity were the primary reasons I chose to be a part of this film. When I first heard the script, it moved me deeply, as it is rooted in the lived experiences, struggles, and sacrifices of real people. As an artist, opportunities to be part of such meaningful stories are rare. From the moment I heard the script, I felt a strong sense of responsibility towards the film and was committed to portraying such an inspiring character with truth, honesty, and utmost respect.”

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'Satluj' Twitter review: Diljit Dosanjh and Arjun Rampal starrer long-delayed film leaves netizens emotional as viewers call it 'important to watch for Punjab'

After a three-year censorship battle, Diljit Dosanjh's "Satluj" has premiered uncut on Zee5, sparking widespread emotional responses. Viewers are hailing the film, which portrays human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, as a masterpiece. Dosanjh's sincere performance is being lauded, with many calling the intense and moving drama a "must-watch" for its powerful depiction of truth and justice.

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Satluj X Review: 'Rona Aagaya', 'Must Watch'; Diljit Dosanjh Starrer Earlier Titled Punjab 95 Leaves Netizens Impressed

Diljit Dosanjh starrer Satluj, which was earlier titled Punjab 95, started streaming on ZEE5 on Friday. The film premiered without any buzz and went straight to the OTT platform. The movie had been in the pipeline for the past few years, and report the Central Board of Film Certification had requested for more than 120 cuts for its theatrical release.Now that it has started streaming on ZEE5, many people have watched the movie. Netizens are sharing their reviews, and they are very impressed with the film. A netizen tweeted, "Satluj (Punjab 95). Respect and salute to Sardar Jaswant Singh Khalra. A true Gursikh who never gave up advocating human rights. Thanks to @diljitdosanjh and the entire team who gave us this movie. Salute. Angh Sangh Waheguru (sic)."Diljit Dosanjh’s Punjab 95 Finally Releases On OTT; Gets New Title Another X user wrote, "Just watched the movie Satluj. Rona aagya dekh ke. Diljit pajii ne ta saachi dil jeda pehele hi jeeteya si aur jeet leya. Proud to be his fan. You bring life to the character of Martyr Jaswant Singh Khalra ❤️ @diljitdosanjh @prab_dosanjh @diljitsonamfan (sic)."One more netizen tweeted, "Dekh li… ye Satluj movie 1995 mein humare relatives ke saath hue cruelty ke upar hai… so it's important for Punjab to watch this (sic)." Check out the tweets below.Satluj ReviewThe Free Press Journal reviewer gave Satluj three stars and wrote, "Overall, Satluj is an important film with a conscience and enough craft to avoid becoming a sermon. It is sincere, unsettling, and necessary. By remembering the disappeared, it refuses the comfort of neat closure. That may not be easy viewing, but it is certainly worthwhile cinema."Satluj Review: Diljit Dosanjh's Film Carries The Weight Of A Nation's Conscience Diljit Dosanjh Talks About SatlujTalking about the movie, Diljit said in a statement, “Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra ji’s martyrdom and his contribution to humanity were the primary reasons I chose to be a part of this film. When I first heard the script, it moved me deeply, as it is rooted in the lived experiences, struggles, and sacrifices of real people. As an artist, opportunities to be part of such meaningful stories are rare. From the moment I heard the script, I felt a strong sense of responsibility towards the film and was committed to portraying such an inspiring character with truth, honesty, and utmost respect.”

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Satluj Review: Diljit Dosanjh's Film Carries The Weight Of A Nation's Conscience

Director: Honey TrehanCast: Diljit Dosanjh, Arjun Rampal, Kanwaljit Singh, Suvinder Vicky, Geetika Vidya OhlyanWhere: In theatres.Rating: ***History often whispers before it accuses. Satluj listens carefully to those whispers, uncovering one of the darkest chapters of Punjab's militancy years through the story of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, who exposed the grim arithmetic of disappearances. Rather than staging a conventional biographical tribute, director Honey Trehan constructs an investigative drama where truth itself becomes the most dangerous witness.Set in 1995, what begins as a personal search for Bibi Gurpesh Kaur, the missing mother of his friend Kirpal Singh, gradually expands into a devastating inquiry into unmarked cremations, official denial and the machinery of fear. The film is at its best when it stays close to Khalra's methodical pursuit of evidence. The facts themselves are horrifying enough, so the film wisely avoids melodramatic decoration. Yet its solemnity occasionally hardens into heaviness. Once Khalra disappears and the CBI investigation takes over, the narrative becomes more procedural than propulsive, and the long runtime begins to show its seams.Still, Satluj has a clear moral spine. It understands that violence is enacted not only through bullets and batons, but also through paperwork, silence and the bureaucratic talent for making the unbearable look routine. That insight gives the film its sting. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Zee 5 (@zee5)Actors' PerformanceDiljit Dosanjh delivers one of the most understated performances of his career. His Khalra is neither a cinematic hero nor a fiery revolutionary. Instead, he embodies quiet conviction, making courage appear almost ordinary, which is precisely what makes it extraordinary. Arjun Rampal lends measured gravitas as the investigating officer, while Kanwaljit Singh brings authority and ambiguity to his role. Suvinder Vicky and Geetika Vidya Ohlyan offer dependable support, ensuring the performances never overshadow the story they serve. View this post on Instagram A post shared by TEAM DOSANJH (@teamdiljitglobal)Music And AestheticsThe film favours atmosphere over spectacle. Its muted visual palette captures a Punjab overshadowed by fear, while the sound design becomes an essential storytelling device, particularly during the opening passages. The background score exercises admirable restraint, refusing to manipulate emotions when silence can accomplish far more. The song used in the climax elevates the scene.Final VerdictOverall, the Satluj is an important film with a conscience and enough craft to avoid becoming a sermon. It is sincere, unsettling and necessary. By remembering the disappeared, it refuses the comfort of neat closure. That may not be easy viewing, but it is certainly worthwhile cinema.

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