Ucha Dar Babe Nanak Da

A crunchy scene of violence in which a character fights a criminal gang features crunchy blows including a headbutt, as well as the use of an improvised weapon (a crowbar). However, there is limited detail and no sight of injuries or blood. Occasional scenes of gun threat are tied to subsequent violence.

During a telephone call, a person tells a criminal who introduced his nephew to drugs "If you call again, I'll break your legs and hands". A family argument escalates as people shout at each other.

Mild bad language ('bastard') occurs, as well as very mild terms ('God', 'damn').

A character presses his finger to his nose and sniffs suggestively, indicating that he wishes to buy cocaine from a drug dealer. A person is shot and injured whilst he attempts to buy drugs. Following this incident, the man subsequently stops misusing drugs.

An injured person with a bloodstained bandage on his arm recovers in hospital. There is limited sight of blood.

A person collapses and is rushed to hospital. It transpires that she has a brain tumour; however, her condition is subsequently diagnosed as curable. People are upset when an ambulance carrying their adult daughter breaks down on the way to hospital. However, there is a reassuring outcome when another driver stops and transports the woman to hospital.

A person becomes drunk. However, his behaviour is not condoned by other characters and, accordingly, drunkenness is clearly disapproved of by the work as a whole.

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