Devdas

Mild violence includes slaps to faces, and a strike to a person's head with a pearl necklace, which draws blood. In flashbacks to his boyhood, a man recalls being caned on his hands by his stern father.

A man sets fire to a room in which he and his siblings argue over a family will in order to prevent them cheating him, but no-one comes to any harm.

Uses of moderate bad language ('whore') are accompanied by milder terms such as 'God' and 'damn'.

Scenes in the film are set in brothels, and although no sexual activity is shown there are undetailed references to sex work, with uses of terms such as 'whore', 'prostitute', 'courtesan', 'harlot' and 'pimp'. Comments are made about the hypocrisy of men who use such establishments but look down at the women who work in them.

Discrimination based on a caste system is not endorsed by the film as a whole.

There are infrequent, brief bloody images associated with injury and illness.

Brief, non-sexualised breast nudity is seen in images of ancient wall paintings.

A despairing man suggests that he wants to take his own life.

There are mild upsetting scenes centred on illness and bereavement.

There are scenes featuring drinking and drunkenness, and a person's descent into alcoholism. Adults smoke cigarettes.