For years, Honey Trehan’s film on human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra existed more as a censorship controversy than a movie. Announced as Ghallughara, later retitled Punjab ’95 and finally released as Satluj, the Diljit Dosanjh-starrer spent nearly four years battling certification hurdles before quietly premiering on ZEE5 on July 3. Diljit Dosanjh in a still from the film Satluj. There were no promotions, interviews or marketing campaigns. Then, just 48 hours later, the film disappeared. On July 5, ZEE5 announced that Satluj would be unavailable in India “until further notice”, citing unspecified “developments”. The platform has not elaborated further, and neither the CBFC nor the film’s producers have publicly explained the move. HT reached out to all stakeholders but had not received a response at the time of going to press. Also Read | ‘Same fate as Jaswant Singh Khalra saab’: Diljit Dosanjh predicted Satluj being taken down from Zee5, reacts to ‘ban’ Only one man is talking — Diljit The most detailed response has come from Diljit, who suggested the team always feared …