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Is Tagore OK for kids?

2003 · Telugu · 2h 55m · ←Ratings
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10 and up
No certificate yet · our read 10+ · read from 3 reviews
10+
Parents should know
Moderate violence: a vigilante kidnaps and kills the most corrupt officials. A vigilante drama: a professor's secret group kidnaps and kills corrupt officials after his family dies in a building collapse. Also mild scary or upsetting scenes.
Parents should know

10 and up

  • Moderate violence

From 3 reviews Filmi read; the age follows the content record.

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2 · Filmi’s read5 of 7 categories documentedNot documented does not mean absent
Sex & nudityNot documented
Drinking, smoking, drugsNot documented
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Summary

Tagore (Chiranjeevi) creates his own vigilante military network called the Anti-Corruption Force (ACF) that eliminates the most corrupt individuals, from all walks of life, in a systematic manner. As pressure builds on Police and Government to track down the Man who masterminds these killings, Balbir Singh (Puneet Issar), is specially summoned to head the task. He is aided by Suryam (Prakash Raj) who, though being just a constable in the mammoth Police force, is compelled by his instincts to see through the underlying design. Together they unravel the mystery and unveil the phenomenon called Tagore, but not before Badrinaryana (Sayaji Shinde), the human face of evil, finds out that his revelry in the belief of Tagore’s death was a mistake he can never make amends for.

Filmi puts it at 10+ from the content record.

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Violence · None · Reviewer on record
“no vulgarity and no violence” view the record →
Language · None · Reviewer on record
“no vulgarity and no violence” view the record →
Intense scenes · None · Reviewer on record
“Can kids watch this film? Yes” view the record →
Violence · None · Reviewer on record
“no vulgarity and no violence” view the record →
Violence · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“kills the most corrupted one so that others would fear the death” view the record →
Violence · Moderate · Reviewer on record
“kidnaps the top 15 corrupt officials ... and kills the worst of them” view the record →
Intense scenes · Mild · Reviewer on record
“family is wiped out when his flat collapses, built on marshy land” view the record →
Positive messages · Strong · Reviewer on record
“Chiranjeevi should be commended for choosing film that provides a social message” view the record →
Positive messages · Strong · Reviewer on record
“overflows with sharp dialogues against the corrupt system” view the record →
Role models · Clear · Reviewer on record
“Upright and unbreakable he presides over the film like a torch” view the record →

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Summary

Tagore (Chiranjeevi) creates his own vigilante military network called the Anti-Corruption Force (ACF) that eliminates the most corrupt individuals, from all walks of life, in a systematic manner. As pressure builds on Police and Government to track down the Man who masterminds these killings, Balbir Singh (Puneet Issar), is specially summoned to head the task. He is aided by Suryam (Prakash Raj) who, though being just a constable in the mammoth Police force, is compelled by his instincts to see through the underlying design. Together they unravel the mystery and unveil the phenomenon called Tagore, but not before Badrinaryana (Sayaji Shinde), the human face of evil, finds out that his revelry in the belief of Tagore’s death was a mistake he can never make amends for.

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Is Tagore OK for kids?

Filmi puts Tagore at 10+ from the content record — suitable for 10 and over. 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 Tagore suitable for?

10+, from the content record. 3 of the five content-warning categories are documented for this film.

What content should parents know about in Tagore?

What the record shows: violence — moderate; language — none, documented; sex or nudity — not on record; drink or drugs — not on record; frightening scenes — mild. 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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