A movie about a human rights activist has been screened in a village courtyard, bypassing censorship. The film, "Satluj", tells the story of an activist who investigated disappearances and killings during a government crackdown in India's Punjab state.

The movie was initially blocked by Indian officials and stalled for three years due to censorship demands. It was originally titled "Punjab 95" and eventually debuted on a streaming platform.

Further details about the movie and its screening are available from the source, including the story of the human rights activist and the circumstances surrounding the film's release.