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Prostitutes are seen in the background of a scene. Not graphic/explicit in any way.

A woman gets ready for bath in her hotel room. She is briefly shown in her underwear. Not graphic/explicit.

1 reference to an elderly lady not being able to have sex. Mild and will definitely fly over kids heads.

Brother Bull tells Imran to check a deceased woman's bra because the woman is an "infidel" who may have a passport hidden. Imran cannot bring himself to to this, considering it a violation of the woman, and he is deterred by the capture of a nearby man.

A woman writes a letter and stuffs it down her own cleavage (so it will be found on her body if she is killed; non-sexual).

As a man is beaten up, his shirt is opened, revealing his full upper body.

A buttocks of a nude infant is seen as the infant is bathing.

It is said that a woman was pregnant before she got married.

There is very little expression of sexuality and almost no nudity whatsoever in this movie. The most blatant example of sex is when a man remarks that he wants to buy a particular prostitute because her "nipples look sexy". Most of the sexual content is limited and only verbal, with any nudity being brief and non-sexual in nature (e.g. scenes of bathing).

News footage features heavy amounts of blood and gore; no viscera, but brief shot of brain matter on a police van's windshield and shots of broken/severed fingers, feet and legs.

Very frequent scenes of civilians getting shot by terrorists with blood.

Uses of "God/Allah/Christ", "oh my God", "damn", many uses of "fuck", "sisterfucker," "pigfucker", "nipples", "pig", "ass"/"arse", "shit," "bastard", "sexy" and "bitch."

Some brief milder language/insults, uses of "beggar", "ugly", "wrinkled old", and similar mild insults/name-calling.

Brief scene of scatological humour while the terrorists marvel at the concept of a toilet, remarking that for Indian people, "even getting rid of their shit is fun!". The toilet is repeatedly heard flushing. A man is also told to pee in a food dish in the absence of an available bathroom, which upsets him.

A man screams loudly, repeatedly, that he needs to "piss". He is told to urinate in a food tray so as not to risk being shot at while trying to locate a bathroom.

Contains infrequent depictions of alcohol/tobacco consumption. Wine is s drunk with meals in a restaurant. A man offers a distressed woman hard liquor to calm her down. The film as a whole does not endorse or depict substance misuse, and all featured substances are legal in the film's setting.

The film establishes itself as a true story, this knowledge may be upsetting to some viewers.

Many scenes of blood and gunshots, grenades thrown, building set on fire.

Some religious extremism and racial bigotry which may be offensive and intense to some viewers. This includes a woman being accused of terrorism because she speaks Arabic, men shouting about killing in the name of Allah, talk of the Soviet-Afgan War, and uses of offensive slurs.

A scene at the end shows a real-life memorial for the victims. May be emotional to some viewers.

A woman caring for an infant hides in a closet and tries to keep the baby silent as two gunmen walk through their room and search for people to kill. It's a very tense scene.