Honey Trehan said gurdwaras worldwide had placed gullaks, piggy banks, so visitors could help recover losses on Satluj. [1] Film Information published the Saturday trade note. The film, starring Diljit Dosanjh and based on human-rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, streamed on Zee5 for two days, July 3 and 4, before the government ordered it down under section 69A of the Information Technology Act, citing national security and public order.

"With all due respect, we cannot accept any money, gifts or donations for our film," Trehan said. [1] He wrote on Instagram that the team and producers had accepted Satluj into their legacy despite the losses.

Trade press will file a recovery gimmick. The Saturday record is a banned film, a community trying to recoup what the state removed, and a director who will not take the coins. A gullak is not a restored stream.

Trehan thanked supporters and said the team could not take the money. [1] Film Information is a single trade source. The Saturday completed stage is a 69A order, two days on Zee5, gullaks in gurdwaras, and a director who refused the coins. A piggy bank is not a restored stream and not a published loss total.

-- ANNA WEBER, Berlin