Goreyan Naal Lagdi Zameen Jatt Di

Mild violence includes a comically chaotic scrap between a newly-married couple and a brief fight between two men in which one of them is slapped in undetailed fashion.

Scenes include brief gun threat and a scene in which a man is discovered unconscious in his home.

Infrequent strong language ('f**k') is accompanied by milder terms ('shit', 'God') and a rude middle finger gesture.

Undetailed references are made to 'lust' and 'loving'.

An unpleasant white farmer displays racist attitudes towards his Punjabi neighbours, which include demeaning their abilities as farmers, saying they are only capable of doing 'dirty jobs', and putting up a sign that reads 'No Indians, no dogs'. Discrimination is challenged strongly by the film as a whole.

A woman talks about an unreliable former partner who was convicted for drug possession.

There is mild toilet humour.

Very mild upsetting scenes are centred on bereavement, an elderly woman's sadness over her son leaving her in a care home, and an elderly man's fears as he faces the prospect of being unable to do the job he loves.