Ramana - The Almighty

Police officers beat inmates with wooden batons during an interrogation scene, resulting in bloody aftermath detail. There are fight scenes of a crunchy, stylised nature featuring punches, kicks, headbutts, limb breaks and the use of other weapons, resulting in bloody aftermath detail. There is a undetailed depiction of an execution in which a character is hanged.

A woman and her child are briefly shown clutching each other as a fire breaks out in their flat. An apartment block suddenly collapses, resulting in numerous fatalities. Panicked characters search for survivors in the aftermath. Large-scale rioting threatens to break out at an execution.

Mild bad language ('bloody') is accompanied by even milder terms such as 'damn' and 'God'.

There is sight of dead bodies slumped across rubble, including that of a child with a bloody leg stump. However, this is brief and does not dwell on detail. A photograph of a slain corrupt official is displayed on a magazine cover, with limited bloody detail. A character discovers the dust-covered remains of his loved ones in the aftermath of a fire; their bodies disintegrate upon his touch, however, this lacks any realistic detail.

A character takes their own life. However, this is brief, relatively discreet and devoid of any aftermath detail.

A crowd of men intrusively stare at a group of female activists on ladders; another male character arrives and chastises the women for their outfit choices. There is also a brief and passing verbal reference to rape. Sexual violence is clearly not condoned by the work as a whole.

There are upsetting scenes relating to death and bereavement.