Thaai Kizhavi

People are frequently slapped, hit and occasionally kicked, and in one scene an adult slaps a child's face. There are multiple verbal references to violence.

A person is briefly threatened with a knife. In another scene, following a prayer to a deity, lightning flashes in the sky, suggesting something supernatural.

Infrequent strong language ('f**k') occurs, as well as use of moderate bad language ('prick') and milder terms ('moron', 'shit', 'bastard', 'ass', 'screw', 'God', 'hell').

Mild and undetailed verbal references are made to sexual relationships, including to adultery.

A character is made fun of because of his weight, although this is intended as light and comic, and a short man is referred to as a 'half-pint' behind his back.

Dead bodies are seen, without strong detail, and a woman is unwell throughout much of the film. She is seen on her sick bed, in hospital attached to medical equipment, being put through scanners, and being made ready in an operating theatre, with some emphasis on the surgical instruments that will be used.

People are comically told to go and 'hang' themselves, as a figure of speech.

An adult man mocks a young boy, in front of the boy's intended future girlfriend, by saying his 'willy' has not yet grown.

There are frequent references to illness, death and bereavement. It is suggested that a sick woman has wet herself.

Adults smoke cigarettes and cigars frequently, with the smoking often emphasised. There are scenes of alcohol consumption, including to comic drunkenness, as well as verbal references to excessive drinking.