India’s censors block film described as “a revolutionary act to watch”

The film "Satluj," directed by Honey Trehan about police atrocities and human rights abuses in Punjab during the 1990s, faced censorship obstacles in India. Despite its completion and a brief online release, it was banned within 48 hours by the government, citing national security concerns and claims that it lacked "balance." Trehan criticizes the censorship as undemocratic and says it reflects broader political interference aimed at controlling narratives about Punjab's history and the country's social issues. The film's ban has sparked underground screenings and protests, emphasizing the tension between artistic expression and government restrictions in India.

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