Om Bheem Bush

People are flung through the air, struck, or lifted up by their throats by a supernatural entity, all without visible injuries. One man repeatedly punches another in the stomach. An antagonist slaps his adult daughter’s face. A comic scene shows a woman slapping and elbowing her husband during an argument.

There are mild comic scenes of supernatural threat such as black magic rituals and encounters with ghosts.

Bad language includes ‘nee yabba’, ‘oh my God’ and ‘damn’.

A brief comic sequence shows a clothed man lying in bed with his wrists tied to the bedposts as his equally clothed wife straddles his waist and whips him lightly with a flogger. When another man sneaks into the couple’s house in disguise, the husband mistakes him for his wife, ties him to the bed and flogs him, believing this to be a consensual act between spouses. Further comic sex references include a scene in which scientists zap a man’s underwear-clad groin with a beam of electricity to cure his sexual impotence; the electricity causes a lead weight hanging from the man's underwear - implied to be attached to his penis - to start twitching.

There are occasional verbal references to homophobia. Discrimination is clearly criticised.

A man smokes marijuana joints. Another man buys a bag of white powder he has been conned into believing is cocaine.

A dream sequence contains a brief darkly-lit image of a man’s leg with the skin and flesh stripped away to the bone; the image is not bloody, however, and the man is not noticeably upset by his condition.

There is mild rude humour involving urination.

People are seen smoking tobacco and drinking alcohol.

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