Murari

A sequence of gunfire results in small blood spurts and sight of blood soaking a victim’s clothing. A person is stabbed in the abdomen with a metal pole, with moderate bloody aftermath detail. There is some focus on the sight of blood streaming over a person’s face following a blow to the head. Stylised fight scenes feature crunchy punches, kicks and headbutts, as well as a sequence of attempted drowning. A man strikes his female relative, bloodying her lip, and locks her in her room in an attempt to force her to marry the man of his choosing; he subsequently threatens to kill both the woman and himself if the wedding is obstructed.

During a scene of moderate threat, two men are set on fire by oil burners moved by an invisible supernatural force; the men scream and flail as they are engulfed in flames, but there is no gory detail. Another man is attacked and dragged away by a ghostly figure.

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

It is falsely alleged that a man is planning to turn a woman into his ‘concubine’. There is a brief reference to another man’s predilection for ‘gambling and women’.

A man seeks to insult a woman by calling her ‘barren’, but his behaviour is condemned by others.

There is occasional bloody detail in the aftermath of violence, including close up images of blood running down a man’s face as the result of a blow to the head.

A person takes their own life, without strong visual detail, in order to save another person from supernatural danger.

A man tries to force his female relative into marrying against her will. While assisting an unconscious woman, a man jokes that he's 'getting tempted', but he does not elaborate further.

The film contains occasional scenes of emotional upset.