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Is Awe! OK for kids?
Filmi puts it at 12+, and the CBFC certified it U/A. 5 of 7 categories documented.
←Ratings74Content flags
We haven’t watched the film. Every flag comes from a documentary source — the board’s record, the BBFC’s notes, or a reviewer’s on-record warning. A blank means nobody documented it — not that it’s clean.
Violence & gore
Language
Not documented
Sex & nudity
Not documented
Substances
Frightening / intense
Positive messages
Clear
Role models
Clear
Read from 10 reviews.
The record, item by item
Every piece of evidence behind the flags, quoted, with its source.
Frightening / intense · mild · Reviewer on record
“It also deals with the subject of mental issues and child's safety.” view the record →
Frightening / intense · mild · Reviewer on record
“a heist thriller, a horror story, a fantasy” view the record →
Frightening / intense · mild · Reviewer on record
“the uncalled for horror segments don't come across as cohesive enough” view the record →
Frightening / intense · mild · Reviewer on record
“There is a subtle message about abuse, harassment and mental illness.” view the record →
Frightening / intense · mild · Reviewer on record
“The movement from comedy to horror and then pure drama is not jarring” view the record →
Frightening / intense · mild · Reviewer on record
“sexual abuse, child abuse, mental illness, suicidal tendencies, same-sex relationships and gender identity in a mature manner” view the record →
Sex & nudity · documented absent · Inferred Inferred · never raises a flag
“This film appears like film a film of bold content, but it's not.” view the record →
Frightening / intense · mild · Reviewer on record
“Awe has a tinge of everything - comedy, love and even horror” view the record →
Frightening / intense · mild · Reviewer on record
“why an eyeball was found in the tin of coffee beans, or why a lizard turns into a crocodile” view the record →
Frightening / intense · moderate · Reviewer on record
“The director also inserts a social message on child abuse in the film which is the key point of the story.” view the record →
Frightening / intense · mild · Reviewer on record
“her character has a horror element too” view the record →
Violence & gore · mild · Reviewer on record
“is a troubled woman who decides to kill herself and commit a mass murder on her birthday” view the record →
Frightening / intense · moderate · Reviewer on record
“handle sensitive subjects like sexual abuse, child abuse, mental illness, suicidal tendencies, same-sex relationships and gender identity in a mature manner” view the record →
Frightening / intense · moderate · Reviewer on record
“turns into a commentary on marriage, gender, mental health and child abuse among many other things” view the record →
Frightening / intense · moderate · Reviewer on record
“director also inserts a social message on child abuse” view the record →
Substances · mild · Reviewer on record
“A drug addict Meera (Regina Cassandra) is working in the same hotel” view the record →
Substances · mild · Reviewer on record
“is a waitress and drug addict, gearing up to loot a rich man with her boyfriend” view the record →
Positive messages · clear · Reviewer on record
“questions the judgements that are prevalent in the society today in relation to gender norms” view the record →
Role models · clear · Reviewer on record
“brimming with confidence who doesn't care about what the society thinks” view the record →
Parents ask
Answered from the record below — the certificate, the board’s cut list, and what reviewers documented.
Is Awe! OK for kids?
Filmi puts Awe! at 12+ — suitable for 12 and over. The CBFC certified it U/A. That comes from the certificate and from what reviewers documented, not from anyone at Filmi watching the film — every claim on this page is quoted with its source.
What age is Awe! suitable for?
12+, based on the CBFC rating of U/A. 3 of the five content-warning categories are documented for this film.
What content should parents know about in Awe!?
Documented so far: violence — mild, drink or drugs — mild, frightening scenes — moderate. A category left blank means nobody documented it, not that the film is clean — the full record, quoted with sources, is on this page.
Did the censor board cut anything from Awe!?
The CBFC certified it U/A with no published cut list. That is not the same as the film being uncut — only that no modification was published.
Seen it with your kids?
What age would you say?
You have watched it, they have not. What is the youngest age you would sit next to? The board puts it at 12+; your pick joins a parents’ number that sits beside it and never replaces it.
12+and up
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Violence & gore
Language
Sex & nudity
Substances
Frightening / intense
Positive messages
Role models
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Minimum age
12+
CBFC: U/A
Source: CBFC
Certificate · CBFC
U/Aminimum age 12
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Parent note
An anthology of six interlinked stories touching mental illness, child abuse, suicide and addiction, treated seriously rather than shown graphically. One thread follows a same-sex couple; another involves a drug-addicted character.
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