Censorship of Film on Punjab's Violent Past Sparks Controversy

Director Honey Trehan's film, which highlights the violent crackdown on Punjab's separatist movement in the 1990s, faces censorship in India. Trehan describes the opposition to his work as 'dystopian,' reflecting on the historical significance of the events and the legacy of activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, who was murdered for exposing police crimes.

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