At the end of the movie, there is an item song "Lage ura dhura" where lead actress Mimi Chakraborty wears navel revealing short skirt and choli. Camera zooms into Mimi Chakraborty's navel multiple times during the song. In the song "Dustu Kokil" Mimi gives extremely seductive expressions.

Scenes of violence result in significant bloodshed, such as shootings and stabbings which produce visible blood spurts and spatter.

A man decapitates another.

In another scene, it is implied that a man bludgeons prisoners to death using a mallet.

More moderate scenes of violence include undetailed shootings, beatings and crunchy fist fights, including the use of improvised weaponry.

There are bloody scenes following shoot outs and knife attacks, including sight of a severed head and dead bodies drenched in blood.

There is use of strong language ('maderchod', 'f**k'), which is accompanied by moderate terms ('son of a bitch'), and milder language ('bastard', 'bloody', 'hell' and 'damn').

There are frequent scenes of adults smoking cigarettes.

Scenes feature gun threat.

Several men are maimed using sweets laced with poison.

In milder scenes of threat, a woman is rushed to hospital during childbirth.

A man stands over train tracks as if about to take his own life, but others intervene.