Jai Ganesh
moderate threat, suicide, drug references, sex references
Director(s)Ranjith Sankar
Production year2024
Release date11/04/2024
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes125m
CastMahima Nambiar, Unni Mukundan, Hareesh Peradi
Jai Ganesh
moderate threat, suicide, drug references, sex references
A skilled hacker assists the police when a child he knows is kidnapped by a villain seeking revenge. A tense thriller fe ...
A skilled hacker assists the police when a child he knows is kidnapped by a villain seeking revenge. A tense thriller featuring scenes of threat as the heroes race against the clock to save the boy.
threat and horror
language
sex
drugs
injury detail
suicide and self-harm
sexual violence and sexual threat
theme
moderate threat, suicide, drug references, sex references
Classified Date:
12/04/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
TTT Entertainment
threat and horror
There is moderate threat when a masked kidnapper nearly runs a man over before speeding off with an abducted child, leaving the man screaming for help. Later the child is trapped in a room, where a poisonous gas is released with the intention of slowly killing him.
language
There is use of mild bad language (‘bloody’, ‘bugger’, ‘crap’, ‘shit’) as well as milder terms such as ‘damn’ and ‘hell’.
sex
A verbal reference is made to people watching pornography.
drugs
References are made to a person’s involvement with the dealing of drugs including MDMA, however this behaviour is contextualised as criminal and clearly condemned by the film.
injury detail
A boy coughs up blood, which is briefly seen on his hands.
suicide and self-harm
A man takes his own life, though there is no resultant injury detail seen.
sexual violence and sexual threat
A passing reference is made to intimate photos of a person being leaked online, though it is clarified that these images are fake.
theme
An upsetting sequence sees a young girl becoming ill from pollution fumes, and eventually succumbing to the illness and passing away.
Classified date12/04/2024
LanguageMalayalam
threat and horror
language
sex
drugs
injury detail
suicide and self-harm
sexual violence and sexual threat
theme
Director(s)Ranjith Sankar
Production year2024
Release date11/04/2024
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes125m
CastMahima Nambiar, Unni Mukundan, Hareesh Peradi
moderate threat, suicide, drug references, sex references
Classified Date:
12/04/2024
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
TTT Entertainment
threat and horror
There is moderate threat when a masked kidnapper nearly runs a man over before speeding off with an abducted child, leaving the man screaming for help. Later the child is trapped in a room, where a poisonous gas is released with the intention of slowly killing him.
language
There is use of mild bad language (‘bloody’, ‘bugger’, ‘crap’, ‘shit’) as well as milder terms such as ‘damn’ and ‘hell’.
sex
A verbal reference is made to people watching pornography.
drugs
References are made to a person’s involvement with the dealing of drugs including MDMA, however this behaviour is contextualised as criminal and clearly condemned by the film.
injury detail
A boy coughs up blood, which is briefly seen on his hands.
suicide and self-harm
A man takes his own life, though there is no resultant injury detail seen.
sexual violence and sexual threat
A passing reference is made to intimate photos of a person being leaked online, though it is clarified that these images are fake.
theme
An upsetting sequence sees a young girl becoming ill from pollution fumes, and eventually succumbing to the illness and passing away.
Classified date12/04/2024
LanguageMalayalam
