The Rajasaab

People are slashed, stabbed or decapitated by bladed weapons, occasionally resulting in spurts of blood and bloody aftermath detail. A goat is also beheaded in bloody fashion, although there is no evidence of real animal cruelty. Other scenes feature moderate stylised fistfights.

Characters are chased or attacked by supernatural beings such as demonic entities and resurrected corpses in scenes of horror and suspense. A machete is swung towards a frightened woman’s neck during an attempted human sacrifice. Real-world threat also occurs, when a vulnerable elderly woman is accosted by violent muggers.

Bad language includes ‘dumbass’, ‘hell’ and ‘God’.

There are infrequent mild sex references.

There is a very brief sequence of sexual harassment, but the perpetrator is quickly punished.

Strong injury detail includes grisly headless corpses, bloody wounds, and pools of blood. A person cuts off their own arm as part of an occult ritual, with detail of blood spurting.

This work contains flashing images which may affect viewers who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy.