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This marriage comedy has plenty of family arguments and jokes about gender roles. A couple's sex is implied under the covers, characters slap one another, and the language includes an f-word. Drinking and smoking are shown. There is no explicit nudity in the checked guide, but the current 'no fighting' and mild-language claims need changing.
Uplifting themes
It asks whether traditional marriage rules are fair, and whether a couple can make their own kind of happiness Pavi speaks up for what she wants, and Elan learns to take more responsibility A simple way into talking about Indian family living, gender roles and compromise after a wedding
Story (may spoil tone)
When a bride refuses to leave her family home after marriage, her husband must find out if he can adjust to life under his in-laws' roof.
Details
Violence Several characters slap others. A character fakes a heart attack, leadi…
Several characters slap others. A character fakes a heart attack, leading to a hospital scare
Language The dialogue or subtitles include an f-word as well as milder insults s…
The dialogue or subtitles include an f-word as well as milder insults such as 'hell,' 'bloody,' 'fool' and 'idiot.'
Sex / nudity The couple flirt, and sex is implied while they are under the covers. N…
The couple flirt, and sex is implied while they are under the covers. No explicit nudity is in the checked guide
Drugs / alcohol Characters drink alcohol in several scenes and smoke cigarettes in a fe…
Characters drink alcohol in several scenes and smoke cigarettes in a few scenes
Bullying / discrimination A mother-in-law bosses people around, and some mean jokes are played fo…
A mother-in-law bosses people around, and some mean jokes are played for comedy
Dangerous behaviour A joke about driving while drunk appears; the film does not treat it as…
A joke about driving while drunk appears; the film does not treat it as safe
Eating disorders / body image Someone insults a woman's body during a fight, and the film treats that…
Someone insults a woman's body during a fight, and the film treats that as unfair
Mental health Depression is named once alongside other health problems, without furth…
Depression is named once alongside other health problems, without further detail
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- Why does she want her husband to live with her parents, and does that feel fair to you?
- How do the in-laws treat him when he has a job versus when he does not?
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