Padmaavat

There are frequent scenes of moderate violence, including slashings, stabbings and decapitations. Other moments include a man being suffocated, soldiers being shot down with arrows and an army throwing fireballs at a city.

People are held captive and threatened with violence from armies and villains.

There is use of very mild bad language ('God').

Couples are seen kissing passionately. In another scene, a woman massages a man's chest with oil, before it is implied they have sex.

There is occasional injury detail during battle sequences, including some bloodied corpses shown on the battlefield.

A villain attempts to force himself on his new wife, making remarks about her 'duties' to him. Another scene features a man commenting on the beauty of a woman he has kept in chains, before lifting her into the air.

There are several references to the historical practice of self-immolation by widows. One scene shows a large group of women walking towards a large fire, but no further detail is shown. The film includes a disclaimer stressing that it does not endorse this practice in any way.

There are frequent scenes of moderate violence, including slashings, stabbings and decapitations. Other moments include a man being suffocated and soldiers being shot down with arrows.

There is occasional injury detail during battle sequences, including some bloodied corpses shown on the battlefield.

There are frequent scenes of moderate violence, including slashings, stabbings and decapitations. Other moments include a man being suffocated and soldiers being shot down with arrows.

There is occasional injury detail during battle sequences, including some bloodied corpses shown on the battlefield.