Tiger Nageswara Rao

Torturers place a metal wire across a man’s open mouth and slowly tighten it until it starts to cut into his cheeks, with brief bloody detail. A sustained action scene shows a man cutting off his enemies' heads and limbs with an axe, creating spurts of blood, although the strongest detail is partially concealed by pixelation. During another fight scene a man rakes a cactus branch over his assailants’ backs, creating bloody wounds. Other people are slashed with blades, shot or bludgeoned. A woman is tortured by her legs being chained together during labour, but she is rescued before coming to serious physical harm.

Strong threat occurs in torture scenes.

Bad language includes ‘bloody’, ‘crap’ and ‘hell’.

Occasional moderate sex references include non-graphic references to sex workers and brothels.

A criminal is briefly shown snorting an unseen and unidentified substance.

There are upsetting scenes of sexual threat, including one in which a villain tears off a female captive’s clothes - without visible nudity - and slashes her skin with a knife in order to torture her brothers for information. There are also scenes of sexual harassment wherein the main character makes romantic advances towards a woman by repeatedly pulling her body against his, and making sexually suggestive comments; the woman is initially offended by his behaviour but later falls in love with him.

Two women take their own lives, with brief visual detail, in order to escape the clutches of a brutal criminal.

Strong injury detail in the context of violence includes blood spurts and bloody wounds, as well as severed heads, limbs and appendages.