• Director(s)

    M Mohanan

  • Production Year

    2025

  • Release date

    13/02/2025

  • Genre(s)

    Comedy

  • Approx. running minutes

    122m

  • Cast

    Isha Talwar, Vineeth Sreenivasan, Aju Varghese

Film

Oru Jaathi Jathakam

discrimination, sex references, violence, domestic abuse, sexual harassment

Struggling to find a bride, a bitter, judgemental man is forced to question his outdated views. Scenes of discrimination are balanced by humour and an overall message of acceptance in this Malayalam-language comedy.…

Struggling to find a bride, a bitter, judgemental man is forced to question his outdated views. Scenes of discrimination are balanced by humour and an overall message of acceptance in this Malayalam-language comedy.

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Content Advice(May contain spoilers)

violence

language

sex

discrimination

sexual violence and sexual threat

threat and horror

drugs

injury detail

  • Director(s)

    M Mohanan

  • Production Year

    2025

  • Release date

    13/02/2025

  • Genre(s)

    Comedy

  • Approx. running minutes

    122m

  • Cast

    Isha Talwar, Vineeth Sreenivasan, Aju Varghese

discrimination, sex references, violence, domestic abuse, sexual harassment
Classified Date:
04/02/2025
Version:
2D
Use:
Cinema
Distributor:
TTT Entertainment
violence
People are kicked, punched and smashed through furniture, all without visible injury, when a brawl breaks out at a wedding. A man advises his friend to slap his future wife in order to keep her ‘in line’, and is later shown making a verbal threat of violence against his own wife.
language
Bad language includes ‘shit’, ‘bloody’, ‘bugger’, ‘crap’, ‘freaking’, ‘damn’, ‘God’ and ‘hell’.
sex
Comic sex references include non-graphic verbal references to pornography and STIs. It is implied that a man has an erection after being kissed; however, the related visual and verbal detail is discreet.
discrimination
Comic scenes of discriminatory behaviour, including homophobia, sexism, colourism and mental health discrimination, run throughout. For example, a man and his family repeatedly use the term ‘homo’ while reacting in despair to the revelation that he might be gay. Other scenes show men making misogynistic comments about women’s appearances and perceived level of ‘chastity’. The film as a whole does not condone discrimination.
sexual violence and sexual threat
In a comic scene, a man experiences a nightmare in which his colleague pushes him onto a table, straddles him and tears his shirt. In another scene, a woman who suspects her son is gay reacts in dismay to the news that he doesn’t ‘come on’ to his female friends.

  • Classified date

    04/02/2025

  • Language

    Malayalam