None.

Contains strong gory as well as bloodless violence throughout. Instances includes scenes of:

* A neck slash with gore.

* A fight sequence involving use of various improvised weapons.

* A screwdriver pierced into the ear of a man.

* A fight sequence involving use of machetes where characters are killed brutally but without much detail.

* A portion of skin is cut in a hospital by doctors. Later they wash their hands full of blood.

* A character is hit by a hidden machete and while blood drips from the machete, the man lies in a pool of blood.

* Two characters are decapitated offscreen and their bodies and heads are shown separately, covered in a cloth. Their headless bodies are later seen uncovered in a brief shot but the visuals are blurred.

* Some other scenes of violence.

Nil.

Contains some scenes of drug use where drugs are used both as a recreational drug and a weapon.

In the scene depicting recreational drug use, there is a brief depiction of a man rolling a joint with some brown substance seen in his hand. The antagonist, who is established to be a drug user, takes it from him and smokes it while looking dazed.

Two other scenes of drug use depict characters being coerced into consuming drugs. In the first scene, a man is beaten unconscious before his attacker proceeds to prepare a drug injection. The sequence contains some shots of him heating the drug using a spoon, drawing the liquid into a syringe, tapping on the arm that has been bound using a cloth to find the vein before it is implied that he injects his victim.

Another scene depicts a man being forced to snort lines of white powder implied to be cocaine while being threatened with weapons. [Source: Singapore Censor Board Extended Classification]

Uriyadi is a violent action thriller that has multiple scenes of strong violence. The most intense sequence throughout the film is in the climax and rest other portions too contain intense violence.

As mentioned by the director Vijay Kumar, the film isn't for the faint hearted.