Diljit's 'Satluj' released on ZEE5 without mandatory certification, Centre says

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The film 'Satluj', starring Diljit Dosanjh and based on human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, was released on ZEE5 on Friday under a new title amid an ongoing certification dispute. India's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting stated that the film lacked the mandatory certification required before its online release. Following the controversy, ZEE5 withdrew the film from Indian viewers, announcing it would remain unavailable until further notice. The certification dispute had already delayed the film's release for an extended period before it briefly appeared on the platform.

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