Lead actress wearing bikini.

Roma Bhagat (Priyanka Chopra) appears in a fitted athletic tank top that clings closely to her body, accentuating her physique and showing visible cleavage. The material outlines her torso smoothly, highlighting the contours of her chest and waist. She pairs it with low-rise, wide-leg pants that rest below her hips, revealing a glimpse of her toned midriff.

Don (Shah Rukh Khan) stands close to Roma Bhagat (Priyanka Chopra) during an intimate exchange. His hand briefly grazes the upper edge of her blouse, drawing attention to her exposed cleavage as he speaks in a playful, suggestive tone.

Kamini (Kareena Kapoor) wears a golden halter-neck party dress with a deep plunging V-neckline. The form-fitting garment contours her bust and torso, exposing her cleavage, shoulders, arms, and upper chest. The dress extends to reveal a substantial portion of her legs and upper thighs, with the fabric closely following her body lines.

This film is violent. Not that blood or gore but still violent. People are shot, killed, blood shown in some fight. Especially ending fight we see The antagonist's head gets shattered and blood (some gory flesh) comes out

This is pretty violent film , it would likely be for adults.

Within the first few minutes of the movie there is a martial arts fight scene showing blood after being hit, and at the end of the scene a man is executed with a handgun. Not long after, a man is hit in the forehead with a golf ball at point blank range and he falls down dead and bloodied.

Although it may not be as graphic or realistic as modern Western productions, there is constant violence throughout this nearly three hour long film.

There is very little profanity in this film.

A bag of cocaine is exchanged by money

Very occasional smoking and drinking - the lead character says that he is trying to quit smoking "as it kills you".

As you might expect from a movie about gangsters, there are several scenes with intimidation, kidnapping, extortion, and other similar threats of violence and death. In most of these scenes the threat is carried through and someone ends up dead or seriously hurt.