Gaganachari

A stylised fight scene includes crunchy punches and kicks to the head and body. A person is pushed head-first into a stone pillar. Characters are struck on the head with logs. Aliens attack a person off-screen in a scene accompanied by a squelchy impact sound. Blows and impacts are masked; so, accordingly, there is limited detail.

People are menaced and chased by fantastical creatures. An alien creature briefly grabs a man's head so that she can read his mind.

Mild bad language ('shit', 'bastard', 'ass') occurs, as well as milder terms ('damn', 'Jesus', ''moron', 'God', 'butt'

There are verbal references to a character who draws naked women. One scene includes outline drawings of Indian deities, one of which is female with stylised breast nudity. There are brief undetailed verbal references to inter-species relationships.

In one scene, a person describes a character as a 'nut job'. However, this is immediately challenged; so, accordingly, discrimination is not condoned by the work as a whole.

There are brief verbal drug references, including to a person lying unconscious before 'getting high'. Drug misuse is not condoned by the work as a whole.

Scenes of brief bloody detail include sight of blood trickling on the ground following unseen violence, as well as scenes in which bodies are surrounded by a limited amount of blood. These scenes lack emphasison bloody detail.

A drunken character suggests to a reluctant man that they take their own lives. However, they do not do so,

There are brief undetailed scenes in which characters urinate.

A character briefly refers to being depressed following the death of his wife.

There are brief scenes in which adults drink alcohol.

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