Bhairavam

Strong violence includes knife slashings, impalings and stabbings resulting in bloody detail; a man has his arm severed. There are also stylised fight sequences and a character's head is repeatedly bashed against a tree.

Sequences of moderate threat include ones directed towards a child who is seeking revenge for his father's death. People run in fear at a religious ceremony as a gang starts fires and throws objects.

Bad language is very mild ('God', 'hell').

There is a brief mention of 'adult films' as well as verbal references to adultery and people engaging in sexual relationships.

There is brief caste and religious discrimination.

A man grabs a woman's face and hair in a sexually threatening manner; however, he is quickly prevented from taking it any further.

People are seen attempting to take their own lives, though they are prevented by loved ones and reassured.

A severed body part lies on the floor after it is slashed off and there are frequent large blood spurts and bloody wounds in the aftermath of violence. An animal is implied to have been sacrificed in a religious ritual, resulting in a blood spurt.

Upsetting moments feature the deaths of loved ones; children are visibly upset in scenes of bereavement. References are made to a man encouraging a woman to get an abortion.