Multiple outlets describe Jaswant Singh Khalra as a Sikh human rights activist whose life is the inspiration for Diljit Dosanjh’s film “Satluj” (formerly titled “Punjab ’95”). The articles explain that the movie is presented as a biopic drawing on Khalra’s work and legacy. While the sources focus mainly on his role as an activist and the film’s connection to his story, they also report on the film’s release trajectory. Deccan Chronicle states that “Satluj” premiered on July 3 and was removed from the platform by July 5. It adds that ZEE5 provided only a brief statement referencing “current developments” and did not give a detailed explanation for the removal. NDTV similarly highlights Khalra’s identity as the human rights figure behind the film, noting that his story continues to be remembered decades after his activism. India Today also frames Khalra as the activist behind “Satluj,” though it does not add new contextual details beyond identifying the biopic subject.