Sahir (Aamir Khan) showcases his sculpted physique with exposed torso in various acts while Aaliya (Katrina Kaif) makes her entrance in short, glittering outfits that leave her legs and midriff bare, both moving athletically across the stage under bright lights.

Aaliya (Katrina Kaif) performs a solo acrobatic strip dance in a cropped scoop-neck heather grey sports bra and hotpants-length fitted athletic shorts. Her arms, shoulders, upper chest and décolletage (within the top's coverage), entire midriff, and most of her legs and thighs are visibly exposed.

Leslie Shraifer and Shayna Bofill are shown on a boat wearing two-piece bikinis that expose their midriffs and most of their legs. Ali Khan (Uday Chopra) hugs both women, and they fall together.

Aaliya (Katrina Kaif) performs a solo acrobatic strip dance in an empty circus ring, removing a flowing robe to reveal a sports-bra-style top and tight shorts. Her bare midriff, thighs, shoulders, arms, and cleavage are visible throughout. The dance includes body rolls, splits, and suggestive movements, with slow-motion closeups emphasizing her athletic physique and exposed skin.

Sahir (Aamir Khan) and Aaliya (Katrina Kaif) engage in flirtatious interactions including one brief lip-to-lip kiss in a private setting, with Aaliya wearing minimal beachwear consisting of bikini tops and short shorts that reveal her midriff and legs while Sahir appears shirtless.

Ali Khan (Uday Chopra) fantasizes about Victoria (Tabrett Bethell) wearing a two-piece bikini and various skimpy dresses. The costumes prominently display her deep cleavage and expose her midriff, with scenes focusing on her body in these revealing outfits.

Lots of slow-motion highly-stylized action, but no blood or gore (a scar from a bullet wound can be briefly glimpsed, but not shown in detail.)

Numerous high speed chases. Multiple vehicle crashes with cars flipping and smashing but the drivers are not shown.

Jai (Abhishek Bachchan) and Ali fight a gang. Various people are slammed to the ground and struck with metal poles, but no blood or injury is shown.

Characters carry guns.

There is infrequent use of mild Hindi bad language (eg 'saala').

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

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