The release of Diljit Dosanjh's film Satluj has been a tumultuous journey, marked by censorship battles and a surprising wave of support. In an interview, Suvinder Vicky, one of the film's stars, opens up about the reception of the film, the challenges faced during production, and the impact it has had on audiences. He describes Diljit as a dedicated and supportive artist, whose commitment to his character was evident on set. The film's interrogation sequences, in particular, were demanding, requiring precise timing and a delicate balance of menace without resorting to physical aggression. Despite the setbacks, including the film's removal from ZEE5, Suvinder expresses gratitude for the audience's response, noting that people are treating the film like a form of service, organizing screenings and sharing it with others. This grassroots support has been a heartwarming aspect of the film's journey, and it serves as a testament to the power of storytelling and the resilience of the creative process.
