Satluj Controversy
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Centre Plans To Bring OTT Under Censor Purview: Sources Amid 'Satluj' Row
The government is deliberating on making censor board certification mandatory to release films and similar content on the OTT platforms, said sources.
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Diljit Dosanjh's Satluj Removed From ZEE5 Globally Days After India Ban
The development took place last evening, sources confirmed to NDTV
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Satluj Actor On Carrying The Film 'Quietly' For 4 Years In Their Hearts: 'Hope Feels Both Fulfilled And Unfinished'
Geetika Vidya who plays the role of Diljit Dosanjh's wife in Satluj, also spoke about the honour of telling the story of Jaswant Singh Khalra
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Imtiaz Ali Says 'Tu Vaapas Aayega' To Diljit Dosanjh Amid Satluj India Ban
Several celebrities across the industry have reacted to Satluj being banned in India, just 48 hours after it was dropped on Zee5
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127 Cuts To An 'Uncut' OTT Version: How Satluj Released On ZEE5 Without Censorship
Because of its controversial subject, the film had long been running between the doors of the censor board and had not reached the big screen (cinemas)
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Centre Plans To Bring OTT Under Censor Purview: Sources Amid 'Satluj' Row
The government is deliberating on making censor board certification mandatory to release films and similar content on the OTT platforms, said sources.
-
Diljit Dosanjh's Satluj Removed From ZEE5 Globally Days After India Ban
The development took place last evening, sources confirmed to NDTV
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Satluj Actor On Carrying The Film 'Quietly' For 4 Years In Their Hearts: 'Hope Feels Both Fulfilled And Unfinished'
Geetika Vidya who plays the role of Diljit Dosanjh's wife in Satluj, also spoke about the honour of telling the story of Jaswant Singh Khalra
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Imtiaz Ali Says 'Tu Vaapas Aayega' To Diljit Dosanjh Amid Satluj India Ban
Several celebrities across the industry have reacted to Satluj being banned in India, just 48 hours after it was dropped on Zee5
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127 Cuts To An 'Uncut' OTT Version: How Satluj Released On ZEE5 Without Censorship
Because of its controversial subject, the film had long been running between the doors of the censor board and had not reached the big screen (cinemas)
