Aadujeevitham - The Goat Life

People are beaten, in some cases with improvised whips. An escapee is caught and a rifle butt is slammed down on his leg before his pursuer stamps on his hand. A person is beaten on the forehead with a rifle butt. A character is shot after trying to escape. There are scenes in which a person is attacked by rams and buzzards; however, there is no sight of real animal cruelty. Although there is occasional sight of wound detail, this is both brief and limited.

The film deals with abduction and enforced labour, and includes scenes in which characters are treated harshly and deprived of food. In one scene, a captor threatens to kill and bury a person in the desert. Characters attempting escape are pursued by their armed captors.

Mild bad language ('bloody') occurs, as well as milder terms ('God', 'damn').

Two characters embrace in a scene of marital affection.

In one scene, a character remarks that an Arab smells and also states that Arabs use perfumes to mask the smell of sweat and urine. However, discrimination is not condoned by the work as a whole.

A delirious character believes he has found water in the desert. However, this is a mirage and he instead gulps down handfuls of sand before convulsing, briefly dribbles blood and subsequently dies. There are brief close-up sights of wounds and heavily blistered feet, as well as scenes featuring emaciated human and animal corpses which, accordingly, lack stronger detail.

There is brief non-sexual sight of male buttock nudity.

There are verbal references to defecation; however, there is no visual detail.

People cry following a man's death. A kidnapped character cries in anguish at his wretched plight.

People are beaten, in some cases with improvised whips. An escapee is caught and a rifle butt is slammed down on his leg before his pursuer stamps on his hand. A person is beaten on the forehead with a rifle butt. A character is shot after trying to escape. There are scenes in which a person is attacked by rams and buzzards; however, there is no sight of real animal cruelty Although there is occasional sight of wound detail, this is both brief and limited.

The film deals with abduction and enforced labour, and includes scenes in which characters are treated harshly and deprived of food. In one scene, a captor threatens to kill and bury a person in the desert. Characters attempting escape are pursued by their armed captors.

Mild bad language ('bloody') occurs, as well as milder terms ('God', 'damn').

Two characters embrace in a scene of marital affection.

In one scene, a character remarks that an Arab smells and also states that Arabs use perfumes to mask the smell of sweat and urine. However, discrimination is not condoned by the work as a whole.

A delirious character believes he has found water in the desert. However, this is a mirage and he instead gulps down handfuls of sand before convulsing, briefly dribbles blood and subsequently dies. There are brief close-up sights of wounds and heavily blistered feet, as well as scenes featuring emaciated human and animal corpses which, accordingly, lack stronger detail.

There is brief non-sexual sight of male buttock nudity.

There are verbal references to defecation; however, there is no visual detail.

People cry following a man's death. A kidnapped character cries in anguish at his wretched plight.