Diljit Dosanjh’s film Satluj is getting a second chance to connect with audiences, this time through community screenings, with Jammu hosting the first event.
The initiative is a response to the banning of the film from OTT platforms, which made it difficult for many people to watch it online.
Public screenings organised in various cities are keeping the film alive and bringing it directly to audiences.
According to the organisers, the Jammu event marked the beginning of a larger campaign, with more screenings planned in the coming weeks. They believe the film deserves to reach audiences who missed its original release and hope the event will spark meaningful conversations around its theme.
The screenings also offer fans of Diljit Dosanjh another opportunity to watch the film on the big screen.
Several attendees welcomed the initiative and appreciated the chance to experience the film in a shared community setting instead of on a streaming platform
With additional screenings expected across other locations, Satluj continues its journey unconventionally.
The campaign highlights how community-driven efforts can help independent films remain relevant even after facing setbacks in the digital space.
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