Furteela

Several people are slapped across the face.

A person is seen wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with the logo ‘FCUK’. Milder terms include 'saala', ‘God’ and ‘hell’.

Mild sex references and innuendo include references to ‘using protection’, unplanned pregnancy, and romantic infidelity. A man who has taken a woman to his bedroom complains that his ‘engine is not starting’.

One heterosexual man insults another by calling him a ‘pansy lover’.

We see a dead body with a needle sticking out of his arm in the aftermath of a fatal drug overdose. In another scene, a man who has been misusing drugs is found intoxicated and dancing naked in his room, although there is no on-screen nudity. There are also occasional verbal references to drug misuse and dealing, but the film clearly condemns such behaviour.

In a scene played for laughs, two men plan to give a woman a spiked drink at a nightclub but have their plan foiled when another man drinks it instead. In another scene, a man’s friends trick him into presenting a set of lingerie to his crush, who is angry and offended. A woman catches a man inspecting a tattoo on her knee and glares at him, assuming that he’s leering at her.

There are infrequent non-graphic verbal references to hypothetical suicide.

Mild rude humour occurs when a sports instructor receives a painful blow between his legs during a martial arts demonstration. There are also very mild sequences involving burping and vomiting.

There are upsetting scenes involving death, grief and emotional distress. A character is disowned by her mother after undergoing an abortion off screen.

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