The release of Diljit Dosanjh's film 'Satluj' has been a tumultuous journey, marked by censorship battles and a unique reception from audiences. In an interview with NDTV, Suvinder Vicky, one of the film's stars, offers an intriguing perspective on the film's production and its impact. He describes Diljit as a dedicated and supportive artist, whose commitment to his character was evident on set. The two actors' professionalism and immersion in their roles created a quiet and focused environment, even during demanding physical sequences. Suvinder highlights the meticulous attention to detail in the film's technical aspects, particularly in the portrayal of the antagonist's character. The 'saag scene', a widely discussed moment, required a nuanced display of menace without resorting to physical aggression, showcasing the director's dedication to authenticity. The film's release was marked by a strange turn of events, as Suvinder learned about it through a friend's call, only to later discover its sudden disappearance from ZEE5. Despite the setbacks, the film has found a way to reach audiences, with people organizing screenings and sharing it through downloads. Suvinder expresses gratitude for the support and believes the film's message is worth sharing, even if it means bypassing traditional release channels. The film's journey is a testament to the power of storytelling and the resilience of artists in the face of adversity.
