Infrequent references to sexual activity - little detail.

Scenes include verbal references to adulterous behaviour.

A girl wears a party dress that mildly reveals her cleavage and a large part of her thighs.

A man places his hand against Ranveer Singh's genital area, with the penis itself not visible, then lifts his hand to his nose and smells it. He later verbally describes the odor as smelling like an "elixir of life."

Partial lip kiss scene is present (brief)

Male getting beaten up in underwear in two different scenes.

There is a scene where Hamza (Ranveer Singh) is almost gang r*ped but before they do anything the police arrived so no nudity and minor romantic scenes are in the movie but no nudity.

Extreme Levels of violence and gore, including use of weapons, explosives and tools. Exceptional clarity of gore.

Frequent portrayals of gun, weapons, and hand-to-hand violence, some in a torture context - much blood and brutal detail.

Movie has much much of blood, and one scene has an exposed brain.

A man blasts a man's head using a shotgun. The headless body is shown in detail for a prolonged time.

A man's fingers are violently cut off one by one in close up.

A suicide bomber blows himself up in pieces. Very graphic.

Male getting beaten up in Underwear.

Gunshots throughout with bloodshed. In particularly, a man is shot in the neck with blood gushing.

This movie contains much more gore than normal bollywood movies, exceeding even some hollywood ones with the use of weapons and tools and detailed gore but not too frequently but still leaves a disturbing impact.

Sanjay Dutt said a word "randhwa".

Frequent use of cursing and vulgar expressions.

Many uses of strong words (madarc***, bhenc***, randh**, etc)

Strong language ('motherf**ker', 'maderchod', 'behenchod') occurs, as well as milder terms such as 'bastard', 'shit', 'piss', 'crap', 'bugger', 'God', 'butt', 'damn' and 'hell'.

Madarchod bhenchod are muted in Indian cinemas (by CBFC) and on Netflix only.

Bhosdike, chutiya are said infrequently.

Lund is used once.

Lodu is used once.

Teri ma ki chut is said once with "chut" muted.

Bhadwa is used infrequently.

In International cinemas the original version plays with all swear words and terms heard i.e. "madarchod", "bhenchod" and "maa ki chut" are heard clearly.

Many swear words that are frequent in the movie with both hindi and english curses and some inappropriate or offensive words.

Frequent smoking scenes.

Infrequent portrayals of tobacco, cannabis, and alcohol use in a recreational context.

References to drug dealing also occur.

People are seen smoking cannabis.

Frequent smoking and mentions of drugs as well as a few drugs being infrequently used.

This movie is has severe violence, and real recordings for some terrorist attacks are used which can be sensitive for some users.

A man is thrown into a boiler pot, is locked inside and the boiler is placed on full ignition.

This movie has footages and recordings of real terrorist attacks that can disturb adults that know of this very well and the gore can frighten children, especially with all of the brutal and creative ways to kill.