Bhaiyya ji

A man hacks a woman to death with a cleaver in front of her parents; though her injuries are kept off screen, we see blood spurting onto the faces of the killer and the victim’s horrified mother. There are bloody stabbings and shootings. A person stubs a lit cigarette onto a screaming man’s face, and other people are burned alive, all without strong injury detail. Another person is deliberately run over with a car, creating a loud ‘crunch’ sound. Sustained fight scenes feature heavy, stylised blows and the sound of bones breaking. We hear a brief yelp as a car runs over a dog, prompting mocking laughter from the men in the car, but there is no accompanying visual detail.

During a sustained scene of strong threat, a terrified family is kidnapped, terrorised and murdered by a ruthless criminal. Moderate action threat includes a sequence in which a hostage is dangled over a large fire.

Bad language includes ‘harami’, ’bloody’, ‘booty’, ‘hell’ and ‘damn’.

A song features the lyrics: ‘When you shake your booty it causes a traffic jam’.

There are verbal references to a man having attempted to ‘force’ himself on a woman, tearing her clothes. A villain attempts to blame the distressed victim for the attack, but his attitude is clearly and immediately condemned.

Strong injury detail includes blood spurts, bloodied bodies and blood splattered walls. We briefly see a pair of bloodsoaked sacks implied to contain the dismembered remains of a murder victim. In another scene a man’s face is accidentally slammed against a hot grill during a brawl, resulting in moderate burn wounds.

Prolonged scenes show people in distress over the death of a loved one.

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