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Director criticizes censorship of film on Punjab's separatist movement · Cyprus Report

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Director criticizes censorship of film on Punjab's separatist movement

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Director Honey Trehan's film about the crackdown on Punjab's separatist movement faces censorship in India.
Trehan describes the opposition to his film as "dystopian," emphasizing its significance and potential impact.
The film seeks to address historical and political issues related to Punjab, which Trehan has felt compelled to portray.
The controversy surrounding the film highlights ongoing debates about freedom of expression and censorship in India.
Trehan urges audiences to view the film as a revolutionary act in the face of censorship.

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‘A revolutionary act to watch it’: the film India’s censors do not want you to seeThe Guardian · 4 days ago

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Director Honey Trehan's film about the crackdown on Punjab's separatist movement faces censorship in India.
Trehan describes the opposition to his film as "dystopian," emphasizing its significance and potential impact.
The film seeks to address historical and political issues related to Punjab, which Trehan has felt compelled to portray.
The controversy surrounding the film highlights ongoing debates about freedom of expression and censorship in India.
Trehan urges audiences to view the film as a revolutionary act in the face of censorship.

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