Santosh

People are throttled and tortured by police during interrogations. This includes beatings, waterboarding and a man's feet being repeatedly struck with a stick.

Infrequent use of very strong language ('c**t') is accompanied by more frequent strong language ('motherf**ker', 'm******d', 'sisterf**ker', 'f**k'), and milder terms such as 'dick', 'saala', 'bastard', 'arse', 'crap', 'shit' and 'bloody.'

A man makes passing remarks to getting his nipples massaged.

People are discriminated against because of their caste, religion and gender. During a press statement, a police official makes sexist remarks about women. Although much of this behaviour goes unchallenged, this it is not condoned by the film as a whole. There is also use of the term 'sissy.'

A group of youths are referred to as 'stoners' by police, who enquire about their drug habits.

There are disturbing verbal references to the rape and murder of a young girls, and vigilantes mutilating a culprit's genitals. In other scenes a woman is sexually harassed by her boss, and is leered at by a male stranger.

Passing references are made to suicide.

A bereaved family confront police by bringing the body of their dead daughter to the station, which is seen in a morgue. There is bloody detail during, and in the aftermath of, violent scenes. Dead pets are found in a village well.

There are upsetting references to the discovery of dead bodies, missing children, deaths in police custody and themes of bereavement.

People are throttled and tortured by police during interrogations. This includes beatings, waterboarding and a man's feet being repeatedly struck with a stick.

Infrequent use of very strong language ('c**t') is accompanied by more frequent strong language ('motherf**ker', 'm******d', 'sisterf**ker', 'f**k'), and milder terms such as 'dick', 'saala', 'bastard', 'arse', 'crap', 'shit' and 'bloody.'

A man makes passing remarks to getting his nipples massaged.

People are discriminated against because of their caste, religion and gender. During a press statement, a police official makes sexist remarks about women. Although much of this behaviour goes unchallenged, this it is not condoned by the film as a whole. There is also use of the term 'sissy.'

A group of youths are referred to as 'stoners' by police, who enquire about their drug habits.

There are disturbing verbal references to the rape and murder of a young girl, and vigilantes mutilating a culprit's genitals. In other scenes, a woman is sexually harassed by her boss, and is leered at by a male stranger.

Passing references are made to suicide.

A bereaved family confront police by bringing the body of their dead daughter to the station, which is seen in a morgue. There is bloody detail during, and in the aftermath of, violent scenes. Dead pets are found in a village well.

There are upsetting references to the discovery of dead bodies, missing children, deaths in police custody and themes of bereavement.