Anveshippin Kandethum

Moderate violence includes impactful punches, prisoners being beaten and head-butted in police cells, and police dispersing a disruptive crowd with blows from long sticks. A woman is attacked in a dark place and her head is banged against a tree. These moments of violence contain no strong or bloody detail. A man grabs his wife by the throat, and references are made to his abusive behaviour in their marriage.

A woman is dragged into a building and prevented from calling for help by being restrained in a choke hold which is inadvertently held for too long and the woman dies.

There is mild bad language ('bloody', 'son of a bitch'), as well as very mild terms such as 'damn' and 'heck'.

Police raid a video store making adult films illegally available to its customers; a brief, discreet scene from one of the films playing on a television shows a couple stroking each other over clothing. There is a brief scene, with no nudity, which implies that a couple have been making love.

There are references to a father disapproving of his daughter's choice of husband because the man is from a lower caste. Discrimination is not endorsed by the film as a whole.

A woman is subjected to sexual harassment as two men follow her, briefly grab her wrist, but back off when they realise that other people are in the area. The men are subsequently punished for their behaviour.

The discovery of a man's body implies that he has taken his own life.

After a man is hit by a train in an undetailed manner, there is brief sight of gore under the wheels which splatters towards camera. Moderate injury detail includes images of dead bodies, one of which is stuffed into a sack for disposal, and another which has a long cut across the face.

There are mild upsetting scenes centred on bereavement and a father's fears for his missing daughter.