Mild sex references include a scene in which a man tells his wife to make "unabashed love" to him. In another scene, a man lies in bed with a woman.

Villain is having a make out session with a woman on the night of his wedding (clothed). When she eventually refuses to go on, rape is implied. His hands are seen grasping hers forcefully.

Song "Binte Dil" ends with the villain sleeping with a prostitute (no nudity)

There are frequent scenes of moderate violence, including slashings, stabbings and decapitations.

There is occasional injury detail during battle sequences, including some bloodied corpses shown on the battlefield.

There are several references to the historical practice of self-immolation by widows.

One scene shows a large group of women walking towards a large fire, but no further detail is shown.

There are frequent scenes of moderate violence, including slashings, stabbings and decapitations. Other moments include a man being suffocated and soldiers being shot down with arrows.

There is use of very mild bad language ('God').

There are several references to "Jauhar", an old Hindu custom meaning self-immolation