Parents guide

A short kissing scene is shown.

Some prisoners are standing butt naked while getting beaten with whips.

There's a brief kiss scene in the theater where a man watches a movie. The background and the people were in black and white so there is no nudity.

The film contains moderate violence.

There are frequent scenes of moderate violence in which characters are beaten with sticks, whipped, and assaulted during lathi charges and prison interrogations.

There is a scene in which people are whipped while stripped to the waist, with blood visible on their backs.

A man is repeatedly hit with a studded whip and strung up in a degrading, painful manner. Another man is physically abused and beaten in a jail cell.

There are also scenes of shootings and executions that are emotionally intense and sombre rather than excessively gory, but still too strong for young children.

There are tense scenes of communal violence in which crowds are charged by mounted police and people are trampled and struck with batons.

Mild language is used.

Some sequences may feel intense or disturbing for younger viewers, such as the Jallianwala Bagh related aftermath, the arrest torture trial setup, and the final hanging, even though the tone remains more solemn.

The emotional weight of seeing a young revolutionary condemned to death and his parent's final visit can be heavy, so the film is better suited for older children and mature teens.