Sukhee

In a comic sequence, a wife practices a wrestling move on her husband resulting in him being taken off to hospital.

A woman attempts to calm down an agitated horse, resulting in her being thrown off and nearly stamped on by the animal.

Use of moderate bad language ('bitches') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'shit', 'ass', 'bloody hell' and 'God'.

There are occasional mild sex references and innuendo. A drunken woman is filmed dancing around and comically repeating 'I am a worshipper of lust'. A girl is humorously disgusted after walking in on her parents embracing.

A husband displays sexist behaviour towards his wife, repeatedly berating her and forbidding her to go on a trip with her friends. There are other references to women's experiences of sexism. The film clearly condemns these behaviours and characters come to regret their actions. A man briefly expresses racist views when he blames a family member's conduct on him being 'half Bengali' rather than a 'pure Punjabi'.

There is a brief reference to being 'high' within song lyrics.

After a man is implied to have fallen over, he is seen in hospital, somewhat dazed, with a small bloody wound on his head.

There are moments of mild rude humour, including a sequence in which food poisoning causes an outbreak of wind and severe diarrhea amongst a group of women.

A girl is bullied by a group of fellow students; they corner her and force her to do exercises for wearing the 'wrong shoes'. References are made to the historic bullying of a schoolboy. Frequent scenes of emotional upset stem from bereavement, arguments between family members and marital struggles.

Characters including teenagers drink alcohol and are seen partying drunkenly.