Annaatthe (2021)

A woman is briefly subjected to verbal sexual harassment.

The man committed suicide by stabbing himself with a piece of glass shard. This could be more frightening to the viewers.

As part of a devotional ritual, a man's back is pierced with hooks to which ropes are attached and with which he pulls a religious shrine through a town; the man winces in pain, but there is no bloody detail.

There is moderate violence in choreographed, stylised fight scenes featuring punches, kicks, men being thrown into walls and through windows, and the use of guns, bladed weapons, sticks and other improvised weapons. The moderate violence does not dwell on detail, and there is only occasional bloodshed and aftermath bloody images.

There are some mild language such as 'saala', 'damn', 'God', 'hell'.

The antagonist brother suicide is more frightening to the viewers.

The religious ritual scene is more shocking to the viewers as the man back is pierced with the hooks.