Parents' Guide to Sikandar

Parents need to know that Sikandar is an Indian action-packed drama starring Salman Khan as a powerful man who helps the underprivileged and fights corruption. Expect significant stylized violence along with themes of grief. Extended action scenes involve knives, blades, and other dangerous weapons. Violence includes slapping, choking, explosions, vandalism, and intense chase sequences. In multiple scenes, cars catch fire, causing chaos and injury. A character is hit on the head with a glass bottle, someone attempts suicide by hanging (off-screen), a character dies in the hospital after an explosion, and a person is pushed from a tall building. There is reference to rape, and a character attempts to sexually harass someone through coercion before being stopped. Romantic elements appear through song-and-dance sequences, and there are references to pornography. Female characters are reduced to romantic interests or "victims" who need saving. Characters frequently smoke, they drink alcohol in several scenes, and one brief sequence shows someone snorting a substance. Language includes "damn," "crazy," "bloody," and "hell," with "God" used as an exclamation. The film is in Hindi with English subtitles.

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