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Bhuj: The Pride of India: what parents should know
No age rating on file for Bhuj: The Pride of India yet. What follows is every content record we have found, quoted with its source.
←Ratings18Content 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
Strong
Role models
Not documented
Read from 7 reviews.
The record, item by item
Every piece of evidence behind the flags, quoted, with its source.
Violence & gore · mild · Reviewer on record
“bombs falling around him, or his fellow soldiers are perishing in enemy fire” view the record →
Violence & gore · moderate · Reviewer on record
“an Indian spy's execution by stoning even more dramatic” view the record →
Violence & gore · moderate · Reviewer on record
“massacring them with an axe but no one has the good sense to shoot him” view the record →
Violence & gore · moderate · Reviewer on record
“a maze of explosions, dogfights and battlefield braggadocio” view the record →
Violence & gore · moderate · Reviewer on record
“massacring them with an axe” view the record →
Violence & gore · moderate · Reviewer on record
“incessant war cries, screaming, sacrificing, dying and killing” view the record →
Substances · mild · Reviewer on record
“smoke cigars as they plot India's destruction” view the record →
Frightening / intense · moderate · Reviewer on record
“chiding his military commander for killing 'only 30 lakh people'” view the record →
Frightening / intense · moderate · Reviewer on record
“persecution of East Pakistan residents by Pakistani military leads to lakhs of deaths” view the record →
Positive messages · strong · Reviewer on record
“300 women who pulled off an incredible feat” view the record →
Positive messages · strong · Reviewer on record
“an incredible chapter from the 1971 India Pakistan war” view the record →
Parents ask
Answered from the record below — the certificate, the board’s cut list, and what reviewers documented.
What content should parents know about in Bhuj: The Pride of India?
Documented so far: violence — moderate, 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.
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13+and up
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Violence & gore
Language
Sex & nudity
Substances
Frightening / intense
Positive messages
Role models
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Parent note
A jingoistic 1971 war drama with explosions, gunfire and a graphic axe-fighting scene; the plot touches on wartime genocide. Cigar-smoking villains appear. Central message is patriotism and communal courage, though critics found the storytelling shallow.
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