There is a scene where the lead actress gets medically treated or "fixed," and her navel is exposed for approximately 30 seconds. This scene is not sexualized or intended for glamour, fitting naturally into the context of the plot.

In one of the songs, the lead actress plays kabaddi with her friends. During this sequence, she readjusts her saree, fully revealing her navel and belly button, which seems to be deliberately shot for visual glamorization. This moment is brief but notable for its intended appeal.

Brief kiss between lead cast at the end.

Characters carry out graphic violence on themselves and take their own lives whilst possessed by a supernatural force.

After being repeatedly bloodily beaten by a gang of men, a woman and man are tied to a tree and burnt alive with their skin blistering as they burn.

Characters die disturbing bloody and gory deaths; in one sequence a woman is attacked and repeatedly stung to death by a swarm of bees.

In another, a man is hit by a train and there is sight of his bloody dismembered hand on the ground.

A man slits his own throat after becoming possessed by witchcraft.

After being attacked by a bird, a man finds himself covered in red boils; he subsequently falls to the ground and projectile vomits blood.

Use of moderate bad language ('bitch', 'son of a whore') is accompanied by milder terms such as 'bloody' and 'damn'.

There is strong, supernatural threat and demonic horror throughout and occasional jump scares.

People frequently become possessed by the occult and carry out gruesome acts on themselves and others.

A child is tied up with the intention of being sacrificed by a couple in a witchcraft ceremony.