Udta Teer

Occasional scenes of violence include shootouts, stabbings, and the use of improvised weapons. People are pistol-whipped and beaten while tied up. Prolonged fight sequences feature punches, kicks, choking and characters being struck with glass objects. Occasional slapstick violence is played for comic effect.

Frequent scenes of threat include gun threat, explosions and bombs. There are also references to terrorism and scenes where people are held captive and children are forced to work as soldiers.

There is use of mild bad language ('bastard', 'shit', 'bloody') as well as milder terms ('moron', 'hell', 'God'). Rude gestures include middle fingers being raised.

Occasional sex references include a comic scene in which fluffy handcuffs are seen on a bedpost. Sexualised images of women in lingerie are seen on a wall, and references to a person being fertile.

Dead bodies are seen in the aftermath of violence, and blood and bruising is visible on characters following confrontations.

A child is seen urinating in a comic context.

Scenes depict bereavement, including a person grieving over a dead body.

Adults are seen drinking alcohol and smoking.