Jaat

Sustained scenes of strong violence feature slashings and stabbings with bladed weapons, decapitations, shootings and heavy blows delivered with improvised weapons, which result in copious bloodshed. Men strung up by the ankles are set on fire. There is also moderate violence in stylised fistfights. A man is executed by hanging, and a woman takes her own life when faced with being arrested.

Civilians, including children, are threatened by a criminal gang with guns and bladed weapons, as well as verbal intimidation. A man is held with his mouth pressed against the exhaust pipe of a running motorcycle.

Strong language ('maderchod', 'behenchod') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'bloody', 'bugger' and 'hell'.

Men smoke marijuana, and there are references to the illegal drug trade.

A criminal gang attacks a group of female police officers, beating them and ripping off their clothing, although strong nudity is obscured. The women are herded into a room where it is implied they are raped. Another woman is dragged by her hair and stripped in front of a crowd.

Strong gory images include sight of severed heads and thumbs, as well as dead bodies bearing bloody injuries.

There are upsetting scenes centred on bereavement.

There is smoking and alcohol consumption.

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