Interview with Honey Trehan | 'My film has united Punjab, not incited violence'

For three years, all filmmaker Honey Trehan wanted was his sophomore film, better known as Punjab ’95, to get a release. Stuck in an endless quagmire with the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), Trehan and his producer, Ronnie Screwvala, finally decided to forgo a theatrical release and opted for the ZEE5 streaming platform, where a censor certificate is not mandated.