• Director(s)

    Chethan Mundadi

  • Production Year

    2022

  • Release date

    13/05/2022

  • Genre(s)

    Drama

  • Approx. running minutes

    115m

  • Cast

    Suresh Heblikar, Vila Itla, Mani

Film

Varnapatala

sexual harassment, child sex abuse references

VARNAPATALA is a Kannada language drama film in which a mother navigates the challenges of raising a child with autism. 

VARNAPATALA is a Kannada language drama film in which a mother navigates the challenges of raising a child with autism. 

sexual violence and sexual threat
There are references to child sex abuse when a woman says that her brother in law 'looks' at her child in a certain way. She then finds him shirtless in a room with the child, but there's no visual detail. In a scene of sexual harassment a woman's male boss touches her waist before she slaps him. 
A woman pushes her child to the floor and later makes a verbal reference to regretting 'beating' her. There are discriminatory attitudes but the film as a whole aims to raise awareness about autism. There's also an undetailed reference to a man being suicidal. The film features mild bad language ('shit') and very mild bad language ('God'). There is mild threat when a child with autism becomes frightened of her surroundings.
  • Director(s)

    Chethan Mundadi

  • Production Year

    2022

  • Release date

    13/05/2022

  • Genre(s)

    Drama

  • Approx. running minutes

    115m

  • Cast

    Suresh Heblikar, Vila Itla, Mani

sexual harassment, child sex abuse references
Classified Date:
09/05/2022
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
KUK Talkies Limited
sexual violence and sexual threat
There are references to child sex abuse when a woman says that her brother in law 'looks' at her child in a certain way. She then finds him shirtless in a room with the child, but there's no visual detail. In a scene of sexual harassment a woman's male boss touches her waist before she slaps him. 
A woman pushes her child to the floor and later makes a verbal reference to regretting 'beating' her. There are discriminatory attitudes but the film as a whole aims to raise awareness about autism. There's also an undetailed reference to a man being suicidal. The film features mild bad language ('shit') and very mild bad language ('God'). There is mild threat when a child with autism becomes frightened of her surroundings.
  • Classified date

    09/05/2022

  • Language

    Kannada