Gully Boy

A Bollywood movie with an almost entirely Indian cast. Both Hindi and English spoken. The Indian caste system is mentioned and scenes show a rich family being disrespectful to characters in more menial jobs. Women of the parents' generation are seen to take on traditional roles within the home and are subservient to their husbands, though the younger generation are portrayed as having more equal values in terms of gender and aspirations outside of the caste system. White tourists from London are seen with selfie sticks and are patronizing toward locals.

A character is pushed to the ground and slammed against the wall, and another has a beer bottle smashed over their head. Parents slap and hit adult children on a few occasions. A husband is verbally aggressive toward his wife and physically attacks her, though their adult son steps in.

Passionate kisses on the lips on a few occasions.

Strong language is used by characters and in the accompanying soundtrack, including "f---ing," "bulls--t," "s--t," "piss," "bitch," "crap," and "ass." One character is referred to in passing as a "ladyboy."

Main characters smoke cigarettes and cannabis. Cocaine mentioned in song lyrics. A friend of the main character uses young children -- who are living on the streets -- to deal drugs. Drinking takes place in bars and at home. Passing reference to a parent having an alcohol use disorder.