Honey Trehan's biopic of Punjab's human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra continues to go through every filmmaker's worst nightmare.
Debanjan Dhar
About The Author
A film festival-junkie, Debanjan takes a keen interest in tracking and reporting on South Asian independent cinema.
About The Author
A film festival-junkie, Debanjan takes a keen interest in tracking and reporting on South Asian independent cinema.
Honey Trehan's film on Punjab's human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra has undergone a trial by assumption for years.
After years of being hounded by the CBFC, Honey Trehan’s damning, relentless indictment of Punjab police and a culture of impunity arrives as a confrontation.
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