Honey Trehan revealed that gurudwaras are placing 'gullaks' (collection boxes) to help recover losses related to the Satluj incident.

Director Honey Trehan denies his film 'Satluj' is propaganda, asserting it fosters unity as Hindus and Sikhs watched it together peacefully in Punjab. He attributes the film's removal from platforms to government intervention.

A Sikh organization is advocating for public screenings of the film 'Satluj,' with Honey Trehan revealing that Diljit Dosanjh worked on the movie for free.

Honey Trehan’s film "Satluj," an Indian activist drama about a Sikh activist investigating extrajudicial killings in the 1990s, has received a moving review despite controversies surrounding its release and its subsequent pulling from circulation.

Honey Trehan and Diljit Dosanjh have topped IMDb's list of popular Indian celebrities following a film's takedown.

Director Honey Trehan has criticized the 'dystopian' opposition from Indian censors against his film, which depicts the crackdown on Punjab's separatist movement, calling the act of watching it 'revolutionary'.

Director Honey Trehan stated that his film 'Satluj' was removed due to "government pressure," raising concerns about censorship in the film industry.