There is very strong violence throughout, which includes the depiction of knife fights, shooting and torture.

The fight scenes include fatal gun shootings of both innocent and criminal characters, as well as highly choreographed punches, kicks and sword stabbings.

The second half is extremely violent and graphic. Many people are killed, blasted alive, or shot by the antagonist.

The film also contains some mild bad language (eg 'saala', 'bloody').

There is a scene in which characters drink 'bhang lassi', which is a local drug laced milk shake.

They are seen looking intoxicated after consuming the drink and there are also some references to the drink in the dialogue.

The drug use is infrequent in the film and is not glamorised.

The hero's father is killed in a bomb blast by the villain during the interval scene. The hero meets his father after 35 years and the truth of the heroine and her father is revealed (undercover officers) and the father is escorted into a police van which is blasted alive. Very graphic and unsettling.

A protest takes place and many people are wounded and hurt. Young children are also killed or hospitalized. This can be disturbing for younger viewers.