Sholay

Violence includes shootings, fist fights and an impalement, resulting in occasional bloody detail. One person stomps on another’s arm and hand during a fight. Bandits attack a village using guns and flaming projectiles, resulting in a person being set on fire. It is implied that a man’s arms are severed and that a child is fatally shot off-screen.

Moderate scenes include a prolonged sequence in which a villain threatens three of his men with a partially-loaded gun in a form of 'Russian roulette'.

Bad language includes ‘bastard’, ‘bloody’, ‘saala’, ‘haramzada’, ‘hussy’, ‘damn’, ‘hell’ and ‘God’.

Infrequent mild sex references include suggestive dance moves by a scantily-dressed woman during a musical sequence.

There is occasional sight of dead bodies and bloody injuries in the aftermath of violence.

Over the course of a prolonged comic scene, a drunk man threatens to take his own life due to romantic rejection.

A villain sexually harasses a woman, making comments about her physical appearance before forcing her to dance for him and his men. Comic scenes show a man attempting to embrace an unwilling woman; the woman initially responds by shoving him away and scolding him but later agrees to marry him.

There are scenes of bereavement and emotional distress.

The film features scenes involving alcohol consumption, and infrequent references to smoking ‘beedis’.