In this thought-provoking interview on **Surkhab TV**, renowned Sikh scholar **Dr. Sewak Singh** openly discusses why films based on Sikhism, Sikh history, and Sikh personalities often fail to represent the true spirit of Sikh ideology. Dr. Sewak Singh explains that Sikh tradition is based on **Shabad, Gurbani, history, and lived spiritual experience**, and therefore portraying respected Sikh personalities through actors, dramatization, and commercial cinema can create confusion and weaken the authenticity of their message. During the interview, he also raises serious questions about the film **“Satluj,” based on Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra**, describing it as propaganda rather than a truthful representation of Bhai Khalra’s life, struggle, and sacrifice. The discussion explores several important questions: Why are movies and dramatic portrayals considered unacceptable according to Sikh ideology? Can an actor truly portray the spiritual character and sacrifice of Sikh personalities? How can commercial cinema distort Sikh history and influence public opinion? What are the better alternatives for presenting Sikh history to the younger generation? Dr. Sewak Singh suggests that Sikh history should be shared through **authentic documentaries, historical research, books, lectures, animation, archival records, and fact-based educational content**, rather than fictionalized cinema. This is a highly informative and knowledge-based conversation for everyone interested in Sikh history, ideology, media representation, and the preservation of authentic Sikh narratives. Watch the complete interview and share your views in the comments. **Disclaimer:** The views expressed in this interview are those of the guest. Surkhab TV provides a platform for discussion and encourages viewers to examine different perspectives respectfully. #DrSewakSingh #BhaiJaswantSinghKhalra #SatlujMovie #SikhHistory #SikhIdeology #SikhCinema #SurkhabTV #Punjab #Sikhism #KnowledgeBasedInterview