The lead character's mom comes to Bombay along with her son and becomes a prostitute for a living.

Some portions are shot in "Red light district".

A man gropes women breasts on-screen.

The lead couple make out a number of times in the movie.

The lead actress is seen in bathtub (no nudity) and invites the actor to come in.

A character is shown gay and is attracted towards the lead actor.

There are references to gonorrhoea.

As the movie is kind of a gangster flick, there is lots of violence in the movie.

A man is showing the lead actor some clips from the movie on how to 'Stab the body' from the front to make it drown in the river. Later, this is implemented but is off-camera.

It is implied that the actress was beaten up by her 'teacher' and was sexually harassed. Later, she hits him with an utensil on the head and runs away.

The lead actor goes for cage fights to beat and get beaten up. bloody.

Lots of gunshots towards the end though those sequences are given background music to lighten the tone.

The lead actor has a 'Tapori' accent.

1 use of bitch, 1use of haraamzaada (censored) and some other light profanities in hindi.

Throughout the movie, characters can be seen smoking and drinking.

Some references towards drugs.

As the movie is a gangster flick, the theme itself is quite intense.

Some blood is shown in several scenes (cage fight) and the lead actor's face is scarred for several times.

The whole movie surrounds on a 'negative' of a man groping women.

Younger audience might find it difficult to understand the movie due its 60's settings and theme.

A rude comment on the homosexual man may not go down well with some. (though, it was intended to be puny)