Honeymoon

language

Bad language includes ‘saala’, ‘hell’ and ‘God’.

sex

There is occasional mild comic innuendo and verbally discreet sex references throughout. Having misunderstood the concept of honeymoons, a family insist on joining a newlywed couple on their trip, resulting in scenes of comic confusion in which people look shocked to learn that a large group of people are ‘honeymooning’ together. Further confusion arises when the family invite strangers to join the honeymoon, leading one man to make unwanted amorous advances towards one of the female relatives. In another scene the groom complains that he’ll have to adopt children if he doesn’t get any private time with his wife.

There are infrequent sequences of very mild comic violence, without injury detail. In another scene, an incompetent man posing as an electrician accidentally electrocutes himself by putting a live wire in his mouth, but again there are no visible injuries. There are comic scenes of heavy drinking, including one in which someone forces a man to drink large amounts of alcohol in order to make him pass out. There is mild rude humour when a man urinates on a ‘statue’ which turns out to be a street performer. Other issues include very mild scenes of emotional upset.

mild innuendo, language

Classified Date:

20/10/2022

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

TGS ENTERTAINMENT LIMITED

language

Bad language includes ‘saala’, ‘hell’ and ‘God’.

sex

There is occasional mild comic innuendo and verbally discreet sex references throughout. Having misunderstood the concept of honeymoons, a family insist on joining a newlywed couple on their trip, resulting in scenes of comic confusion in which people look shocked to learn that a large group of people are ‘honeymooning’ together. Further confusion arises when the family invite strangers to join the honeymoon, leading one man to make unwanted amorous advances towards one of the female relatives. In another scene the groom complains that he’ll have to adopt children if he doesn’t get any private time with his wife.

There are infrequent sequences of very mild comic violence, without injury detail. In another scene, an incompetent man posing as an electrician accidentally electrocutes himself by putting a live wire in his mouth, but again there are no visible injuries. There are comic scenes of heavy drinking, including one in which someone forces a man to drink large amounts of alcohol in order to make him pass out. There is mild rude humour when a man urinates on a ‘statue’ which turns out to be a street performer. Other issues include very mild scenes of emotional upset.

Classified date

20/10/2022
Language

Punjabi

Director(s)

Amar Preet Chhabra

Production Year

2022

Release date

21/10/2022

Genre(s)

Comedy

Approx. running minutes

133m

Cast

Gippy Grewal, Jasmin Bhasin, Naresh Kathooria