Diljit Dosanjh's film 'Satluj' has faced another major setback as it was removed from Zee5 International just days after being taken down in India. The movie, which was released on the streaming platform on July 4, 2026, has now been pulled from international markets as well, sparking widespread discussion among fans and industry observers.
Details of the Takedown
According to sources, the film was removed from Zee5 International on July 11, 2026, following its earlier removal in India on July 8. The exact reasons for the takedown remain unclear, but speculation points to potential legal or content-related issues. 'Satluj' had been available for streaming in over 190 countries through Zee5's global platform.
An industry insider stated, "The removal from both domestic and international platforms is unprecedented for a film of this scale. It suggests that the issues might be more serious than initially thought."
Impact on Diljit Dosanjh and the Film
The removal has left fans disappointed, as 'Satluj' was highly anticipated. Diljit Dosanjh, a prominent figure in Punjabi cinema, has not yet commented on the development. The film's production team has remained silent, adding to the uncertainty. Box office analysts estimate that the digital release could have generated significant revenue, but the takedown has halted all streaming income.
This is not the first time a film has faced such issues; however, the simultaneous removal from multiple regions is rare. The incident highlights the challenges faced by filmmakers in navigating content regulations across different markets.
What's Next for 'Satluj'?
There is no official word on whether the film will be reinstated. Some reports suggest that the makers are working to resolve the underlying issues, but no timeline has been provided. Fans are urged to stay tuned for updates from official channels.
