Jana Nayagan

Fight sequences are bloody and impactful, featuring extended combat scenes that include gunfights with visible blood spurts, as well as decapitations, stabbings, slashes, and throat-cutting. Characters are also frequently beaten, kicked, punched, and thrown. The violence includes depictions of impalement, severed limbs, and individuals being doused in petrol and set alight. Further graphic moments involve a man being tortured, people being hung and shot, and fight scenes featuring arm-breaking and heavy blows to the head. The use of improvised weapons such as batons, shovels, and sledgehammers is also featured.

Characters are threatened with guns and knives. There are scenes in which people are kidnapped, tied up, or have bags placed over their heads. Bombs and explosions also create moments of suspense and danger.

It is implied a man watches pornography on his phone.

There are scenes depicting racial discrimination, including a militia group firing at targets labeled 'Indians.' References are made to terrorist groups planning attacks, and villains attempting to create division based on race, caste, and religion.

Bags of white powder are visible during scenes referencing drug trafficking.

The body of a young woman is thrown from a moving vehicle after an implied sexual assault. In a sexually threatening scene, a police officer falsely arrests a woman. In another scene, a man speaks out against sexual violence to schoolchildren, encouraging them to report inappropriate touching.

A man briefly contemplates suicide.

Bloodied corpses are shown in detail after violence. There is also sight of severed limbs and burn injuries in the aftermath of a terrorist attack.

The film deals with themes of terrorism, including depictions of terrorist attacks and their aftermath. Bereavement and grief are portrayed following deaths.