Big trouble in Little India

Blood spurts onto a woman's face during an off-screen shooting, however, this is brief, infrequent and takes place within a comic context. A man angrily berates his girlfriend, using a misogynistic slur. His abusive behaviour is criticised by another character. Undetailed references are also made to an unsympathetic male character killing his wife.

A gangster presses a gun against a man's forehead during a scene of moderate threat. Criminals threaten to kill a man if he does not pay a debt. There are also scenes of mild comic threat involving apparitions of dead relatives.

Occasional strong language ('f**k') occurs, as well as moderate bad language ('bitch') and milder terms such as 'piss', 'bullshit', 'bloody', 'shit', 'bastard', 'dickhead', 'damn', 'God' and 'hell'.

A man refers to 'threesomes' as he comically misinterprets a hand gesture. Scenes of moderate innuendo include references to ejaculation. There are also references to an extra-marital affair.

A verbal reference is made to a young woman's boyfriend threatening to post intimate photographs online if she ever left him. This sexually abusive behaviour is criticised and results in negative consequences for the perpetrator.

A man is shown with bruises and cuts on his face in the aftermath of off-screen violence. There is also sight of a dead body stored inside a fridge, however, this lacks any injury detail.

There are scenes of mild toilet humour, including gags around farting and peeing.

There are references to death and bereavement.