The Sabarmati Report

Attackers are shown throwing rocks at a train and then setting fire to it, trapping frightened passengers inside. Further moderate violence includes beatings and rioting, without visible injuries.

Potentially distressing scenes show attackers setting fire to a train, and passengers panicking as they attempt to escape.

There is infrequent use of implied strong language (‘f**k’). Milder terms include ‘bloody’, ‘hell’ and ‘God’.

There are infrequent mild sex references.

The film is based on the theory that the Godhra train burning was caused by an act of terrorism, and contains references to discrimination including religious violence.

Expressing incredulity, one person asks another if they are 'high'.

Flashback scenes depict a man roughly restraining a struggling woman.

There are passing references to a person having taken their own life off-screen.

Scenes dramatising the aftermath of a train fire feature sight of corpses, some burned and others concealed by bloody sheets, as well as distressed survivors with burn wounds. These sequences are interspersed with real news footage containing sight of charred dead bodies.

People are shown grieving over the bodies of loved ones in the aftermath of a tragedy.