Ardaas Sarbat De Bhalle Di

In an upsetting scene, an elderly couple are forced to sleep outdoors by their abusive children. There is also a brief verbal reference to elders being struck by their children.

There are scenes of mild threat in which a drunk driver causes a fatal car crash. The visual detail of the crash itself is brief and discreet.

There is infrequent partial use of strong language (‘you mother…’). Milder terms include ‘damn’ and ‘God’.

A Sikh guru gives a speech criticising sexist attitudes that devalue the place of women within the family and society. Another man makes discriminatory comments about a disabled person, calling him ‘crazy’ and telling the person’s mother to have him treated by a doctor; however, this ableist attitude is not condoned by the other characters.

There are mild images of dead bodies with cuts and grazes on their faces in the aftermath of a fatal car crash.

In flashback scenes, a severely disabled teenager dies by assisted suicide. In another scene a man attempts suicide but is saved by his friend, who claims that only ‘cowards’ take their own lives.

Various characters suffer from grief, loneliness or other emotional distress. Upsetting flashbacks show a child dying by assisted suicide, and a woman being rejected by her husband and father after experiencing fertility problems. The film's ending is reassuring and uplifting, however.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.